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With time and technology changing the way consumers interact with brands, marketers need to stay on the cutting-edge to maximize reach.

Individuals are increasingly reaching levels of ultra-high net worth at a younger age, a development with notable impact on the real estate market, according to a new report from Coldwell Banker.

Facebook, Apple and Amazon saw the biggest jumps in brand value on a list of this year's most valuable brands and it is no coincidence that each is a leader in its respective sector when it comes to mobile innovation.

Luxury Daily's live news from Oct. 7 - Demna Gvasalia takes the reins from Alexander Wang at Balenciaga; Gucci continues redirection through new brand motif; Ritz-Carlton, Mandarin Oriental highest-priced hotels in New York; Saks to merge fashion, hospitality in first phase of renovations.

Today in luxury marketing - SCAD museum opens with Oscar de la Renta tribute; Karl Lagerfeld won’t offer himself up to science; What's next for Alexander Wang’s democratic empire?; What keeps Hardy at Hermès.

With more than 87 percent of consumers using smartphones or tablets to shop and 68 percent conducting pre-purchase research on smartphones, it is likely you will have a generous helping of mobile advertising in your fourth-quarter budget.

Italian fashion house Gucci is introducing new iconography to its jewelry collections, drawing inspiration from the spring/summer 2016 runway presentation.

Retailer Saks Fifth Avenue is bringing Parisian dining to its New York clientele through a partnership with Paris’ L’Avenue restaurant.

A recent survey conducted by online hotel booking site Luxury-Hotels.com found that seven of the priciest hotels in the United States are found in New York.

Danish audio and visual brand Bang & Olufsen is continuing its 90th anniversary celebrations by “rewriting the rulebook” on sound.

Kering-owned Balenciaga has named a new artistic director after Alexander Wang stepped down from the position in July.

Social media efforts in the third quarter of 2015 ranged from playful and creative to improvements on standard uses, with newer platforms dominating.

Department store chain Barneys New York is calling on consumers to advocate for equality on International Day of the Girl.

Registration open: With only around 100 shopping days in this year’s holiday shopping season, brands and retailers must be wondering what luxury shoppers plan to buy – and how their competition is planning to reach them. Get the answers to these questions during this free, hour-long webinar on Oct. 8 at 2 p.m. EDT.

U.S. fashion label John Varvatos is looking to dress the world’s next big rock star through a new app geared toward emerging fashion and musical talents.

Italian jeweler Bulgari is illuminating the powerful yet feminine traits of its Goldea Eau de Parfum with a radiant campaign.

British automaker Jaguar Land Rover is furthering its work on global causes with a new water filtration project set to benefit 300,000 students in Africa.

With less than half of consumers satisfied with mobile retail experiences, a stronger emphasis on true personalization, mobile wallets and location-based services is needed, according to new research released by Adobe.

Luxury Daily's live news updates from Oct. 6 - Dior places consumers front row with 360-degree runway show experience; Tag Heuer keeps time online with radio station partnership; The RealReal eases consigning hassles with expanded white glove service; TCS World Travel fetes 250th journey with $77K world tour.

Today in luxury marketing - European fashion sense dominates online, too; Stefano Pilati strikes back at Pierre Bergé; Tesla’s biggest bull on Wall Street cuts his price target, sending shares south; Luxury to seduce Istanbul, Mumbai, Mexico City.

The app install and re-engagement market, which now constitutes about 30 percent of the mobile ad market as a whole, is starting to educate mobile marketers to consider scale, quality and longevity – and that the quality of a user really does matter.