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Swiss watchmaker Richard Mille and British automaker McLaren are highlighting their exclusivity with an extended brand partnership.

Brands such as Ralph Lauren, Hermes and Giorgio Armani turned to WSJ. Magazine’s March edition to showcase their latest women’s collections to the publication’s discerning female audience.

Thanks to German automakers Mercedes-Benz and Audi, the general public is starting to see autonomous vehicles become a reality after years of mostly behind-the-scenes progress.

Charity, artistry and technology all made headlines in a short but busy week.

Luxury Daily's live news from Feb. 19 - Kering’s consolidated revenue up 4.6pc in 2015; Tiffany behind-the-scenes documentary makes multichannel debut; Tesla gets fashion treatment in Neiman Marcus interview series; Mr Porter self-gifts essential items to commemorate fifth birthday.

Today in luxury marketing - Luxury spending to pick up despite global gloom; Mulberry returns to spotlight as brands review catwalk strategy; Private jet companies are rolling out luxury vacations; Aston Martin made for Bond "Spectre" film sells for $3.5M.

Digital publishers have a greater array of tools to play with than ever before, but a handful of trends will help creative teams produce content that truly stands out and keeps audiences engaged.

Italian eyewear manufacturer Safilo is scouting out new design talent through a mentorship program in partnership with Vogue Italia and L’Uomo Vogue.

Department store chain Neiman Marcus is reporting the inside scoop from New York Fashion Week from the inside of Tesla’s new Model X.

Online menswear retailer Mr Porter is taking its birthday presents into its own hands with the launch of a special collection for its fifth year in business.

Jeweler Tiffany & Co. is making its big screen debut with the release of the first fully authorized documentary about the "international obsession."

In 2015, conglomerate Kering achieved 4.1 percent comparable growth in revenue from its luxury activities.

As retailers innovate and enhance the omnichannel shopping experience, one of their biggest challenges will be creating an inclusive payment security strategy, according to a new report by Boston Retail Partners.

Prada’s Miu Miu is celebrating Asian femininity by transporting consumers to Japan through film.

Chinese department store chain Lane Crawford has announced that its Mainland China locations will now accept mobile payment via Apple Pay.

Frequent and wealthy travelers are less likely to change travel plans due to the Zika virus, according to a new report by Fluent.

British apparel and accessories label Belstaff is lifting awareness for its adventurous DNA by following in the footsteps of fearless and famous client Amelia Earhart.

German automaker Mercedes-Benz is giving attention to the people rather than the vehicles with its latest Formula One racing campaign.

Boutique cruise line Uniworld is showing its patrons the joy of life with its latest cruise ship.

Using neuroscience technology, Ericsson found that delays in loading Web pages and videos caused mobile users’ heart rates to rise 38 percent.

Luxury Daily's live news from Feb. 18 - Neiman Marcus focuses on core pillars to enter Long Island market; Veuve Clicquot aligns Champagne, Carnaval at branded event; Michael Kors, Altazarra look to Bergdorf as runway retail outlet; Hugo Boss under fire for unsavory labor conditions at Turkish garment factory.