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New York Fashion Week is still growing as a conversation starter on social media, meaning that more brands may alter production schedules in deference to the audience, according to a new report from L2.

U.S. jeweler David Yurman is tracing its roots in the art world with a presence at The Art Show at the Armory in New York.

British automaker Jaguar is taking its aerodynamic expertise onto the slopes with the help of Olympic skier Graham Bell.

With Snapchat revealing this week that it has 100 million daily users and 8 billion video views per day, the platform's potential to pull advertisers away from Facebook, Twitter and other social platforms is being realized.

Jewelry buyer DEL GATTO with its online marketplace I Do Now I Don't is aiming to uberize the consignment process and secondhand jewelry market by offering its consumers peer-to-peer buying capabilities.

Luxury Daily's live news from March 2 - Saks launches talent search to scout emerging design talent; Burberry dresses Adele for multi-country tour; Leading Hotels of the World eases travel research with IBM Watson-powered platform; Lamborghini broadens audience for milestone via video game collaboration.

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While the number of mobile Internet users grew 23 percent over last year, more notable is the shifting behavior of consumers towards mobile channels and how this has contributed to explosive mobile ad growth and increased engagement on social media via mobile.

As Adele embarks on her tour to promote her record-breaking album “25,” the British singer will be wearing exclusively Burberry ensembles.

Department store chain Saks Fifth Avenue is opening its doors to up-and-coming talent with an upcoming forum hosted by its merchant team.

Italian automaker Lamborghini’s new Centario super sports car will hit the virtual road before the real-world owners can take their cars for a spin.

The Leading Hotels of the World is changing the way consumers conduct travel research with the launch of a platform that can respond to natural dialogue.

Bricks-and-mortar retail is still generally operating in an out-of-date fashion, creating obstacles for sales staff, according to the Luxury Institute.

Yoox Net-A-Porter Group is partnering with Bologna Business School to launch a Center for Digital Business Education, combining their collective ecommerce expertise to help train managerial candidates for an increasingly digital world.

French fashion house Balenciaga is opening the doors to its atelier through the launch of a 360-degree live stream mobile application.

Department store chain Barneys New York is remembering and reviving a 30-year-old charity initiative to usher in its new Chelsea location.

British automaker Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is showing its dark side to attract risk takers and self-empowered, self-confident youth.

London real estate growth has fallen more than half a percentage point over the past six months for the biggest decline since June 2009, according to a new report by Knight Frank.

MasterCard is supporting stronger innovation in mobile payments technology, with an emphasis on the fashion industry, through a student competition at The New School’s Parsons School of Design hoping to uncover new commerce solutions in wearable designs.

Luxury Daily's live news from March 1: The Plaza repurposes Baccarat chandeliers as exclusive jewelry; W magazine gives next-generation photographers a shot; McLaren puts vehicles on fast track of technology with $1.3B investment; Pucci shares colorful quirks at permanent Galeries Lafayette shop.

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