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French department store chain Galeries Lafayette’s Paris flagship is about to get a makeover.

Italian automaker Maserati is partnering with the Royal Academy of Arts to celebrate a pivotal moment in Venetian art.

Starwood Hotels & Resorts has signed an amended definitive merger agreement with Marriott International, judging the hotelier’s revised acquisition offer as superior to a competing proposal.

Consumer confidence in Mainland China is showing signs of growth, while Hong Kong consumers are expected to be more conservative in their luxury spending, according to a new report by Ruder Finn and the Consumer Search Group.

Department store chain Nordstrom is giving festival attendees a place to relax and recharge, fostering a sense of calm in the middle of what can be a chaotic scene.

U.S. fashion label Marc Jacobs is collaborating with ridesharing application Uber as the car service works to further expand its delivery program.

Swiss watchmaker Hublot is reaffirming its love of soccer through a series of portraits of some of the game’s key players.

Travelers place an enormous weight on concocting a psychological connection to a destination, according a new report by Weinman Schnee Morais Inc. commissioned by Fairmont Hotels & Resorts.

British automaker Jaguar Land Rover is showing its customers what great service means with its new wearable technology offerings.

Monaco-based cruise line Silversea Cruises is offering its consumers a plethora of enriching experiences to make their voyage more memorable.

Marketers continue to shrink their mobile engagements in an attempt to capture the attention of users who may be only glancing at their devices, but is five seconds enough to make a lasting impression?

Digital marketing and technology has given brands an opportunity to candidly share insights with consumers.

Luxury Daily's live news from March 18 - Chanel steps into the boys’ club with first men’s timepiece; Starwood intends to terminate merger agreement with Marriott; Valentino joins forces with Rome Opera as costume couturier; Barbie opens dream closet to explore high-fashion, culture.

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Toymaker Mattel’s high-fashion loving Barbie doll is the subject of a new museum exhibit at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris to trace the beloved toy’s roots and cultural impact.

Italian fashion house Valentino is trying its hand at costume design for the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma’s production of La Traviata.

Toyota Corp.’s Lexus is showing that the leather used within its models’ interiors is of a quality so high consumers will want to wear it.

Starwood Hotels & Resorts has determined that the unsolicited proposal from the Consortium of companies interested in its brand is superior to the terms of its current agreement with Marriott International.

French atelier Chanel is expanding offerings for its male clientele through the introduction of its first men’s timepiece.

Email marketing is a cost-effective way to communicate with customers, but retailers may need to rethink their messaging strategy to get the most out of their campaigns, according to a new study by First Insight.