Pre-election polls forecasted a government of coalitions and compromises in Britain, but the Conservative Party beat back opponents and now has room to set its own agenda.
LVMH-owned Italian fragrance house Acqua di Parma is sharing the art and culture of its home country with the world in a new exhibition titled “I’ll Be There Forever/The Sense of Classic.”
German automaker Audi is playing an active role in environmental sustainability by funding honeybee preservation efforts, including the Honeybee Online Studies project.
Department store chain Nordstrom is raising awareness for its workout-themed temporary shop with display advertisements on Vogue magazine’s mobile-optimized site.
As art enthusiasts flock to Randall's Island for Frieze Art Fair New York May 14-17, BMW is enmeshing itself in the vibrant atmosphere with a project called Frieze Sounds.
Luxury advertisers such as Dior and Chanel were among the brands spurring outfit inspiration as affluent readers of Tatler’s May issue prepare for the 2015 Royal Ascot horse race in June.
What is unique about the current digital age is the real-time signals, or the digital exhaust, that consumers are generating as they move through the digital and physical realms.
Whether through smartphones, iBeacons or other technologies, retailers are ramping up their ability to pinpoint consumers and tailor shopping experiences, according to a new report by Boston Retail Partners.
Italian fashion house Fendi is playing off the personality of its popular creative director Karl Lagerfeld with a ready-to-wear and accessories collection inspired by the bag charm made in his honor.
Brands have to ask permission in a straightforward way when collecting data and must maintain transparency regarding all its uses if they want to earn consumer trust, according to a new report by Bain.
