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Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 2 - Fendi keeps up pace in Miami, opens Design District shop; Estée Lauder rewards loyal shoppers with perks, exclusives; Christian Louboutin doubles Madison Avenue boutique size; Selfridges optimistic for year ahead after record financial performance.

Today in luxury marketing - US stocks slightly higher as Coty makes a deal, Estée Lauder beats; Luxury attire and accessory stores woo the well-heeled; Can Dubai really become a global fashion capital?; Protecting underage models becomes a federal issue.

Uncovering the right audience and persuading them to make a booking does not have to be challenging.

British department store chain Selfridges’ gross sales totaled $2 billion for the financial year ending in January 2015.

French footwear brand Christian Louboutin has expanded its Madison Avenue boutique to accommodate its growing product selection.

U.S. beauty brand Estée Lauder has introduced a loyalty program to reward ardent consumers who frequently buy its products.

Italian apparel and accessories house Fendi is increasing its foothold in Miami’s Design District with the opening of a new concept store.

In a surprising finding, traditional department stores sometimes make more effective investments in online content and ecommerce than pure digital players, according to a new report from L2.

French department store Printemps in defrosting the holidays with the help of a springtime fairy.

Italian apparel and accessories label Moschino is teaming up with Mattel’s Barbie to launch a high-fashion edition of the beloved doll.

Increasingly, affluent consumers are foregoing luxury goods for travel, with 80 percent choosing an experience over an item, according to a new report from Martini Media.

LVMH-owned cognac maker Hennessy is encouraging an entrepreneurial spirit among its enthusiasts to capture its “Never stop. Never settle” mantra.

Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills is partnering with Flytographer to grant patrons a night to remember.

Toyota Corp.’s Lexus is getting close to consumers with the reveal of its LF-FC concept model.

Since Facebook and YouTube introduced 360-video along with hardware devices from Google, Samsung and Microsoft, marketers are stepping up efforts to leverage virtual reality to connect with consumers, showing the technology's potential beyond gaming.

From automobiles to fashion houses, unexpected promotions were king.

Luxury Daily's live news from Oct. 30 - Louis Vuitton pursues innovative edge via hackathon; Veuve Clicquot honors tradition with Day of the Dead celebrations; Mercedes seeks new retail talent through recruitment campaign; Ritz-Carlton Shanghai delves into local history through architecture.

Today in luxury marketing - Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli on the "personal touch"; Lanvin staff protest Elbaz exit; How Roger Vivier’s designer defines luxury; Luxury lingerie maker La Perla bets big on Hong Kong.

There has been discussion recently around the role of ad mediation in achieving the best possible yield for publishers’ inventory.

The Ritz-Carlton Shanghai, Pudong is offering an inside look at the Chinese city’s past and present through the filter of architecture.

French apparel and accessories house Louis Vuitton is looking to alter luxury’s relationship with the technology world through an industry-first hackathon.