The United Kingdom’s luxury market is worth $49.5 billion, with that number forecast to increase to $78 billion to $87 billion by 2019, according to a new report from Walpole.
French group Kering’s corporate foundation is looking to alter the conversation around sexual assault on college campuses in the United States with the release of a PSA in partnership with Generation Progress’ It’s On Us campaign.
With international travel more of a possibility than ever and environmental interest at an all-time high, it is no surprise that someone has found a niche for luxury in the safari business.
Real estate brokerage service Re/Max is targeting time-strapped consumers looking for new homes by rolling out a new application for the Apple Watch that enables users to scroll through for-sale listings and agent contacts with the swipe of a finger.
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British automaker Land Rover is assisting drivers who pull trailers on the roads to navigate safely with new technology that lets them see through the item they are towing.
French fashion house Givenchy is giving the opportunity to attend its spring/summer 2016 runway show in New York to all of its fans rather than a select few.
French conglomerate Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton is looking to innovate the digital presences of its brands with the appointment of a new chief digital officer most recently at Apple.
As department stores find themselves facing increasing pressure from ecommerce-only players, a seamless omnichannel approach will enable them to remain competitive, according to a new report from L2.
