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Hong Kong is seeing a rise in ecommerce trends due to low government restrictions and because the city’s consumers are becoming more familiar with Western brands through travel, according to a report by Borderfree.

The United States still accounts for more than half of the online search for luxury hotels, but searches in countries such as China are rapidly increasing, according to a report by the Digital Luxury Group.

Private aviators such as Gulfstream, NetJets and Sentient Jets aimed for brand awareness by participating in Robb Report’s Private Aviation Buyer’s Guide included in the October issue.

Too often, designers and their teams are sprinting to finish a project before a deadline and then iterating quickly on the next version. But good design – especially product design – takes time, and it should not be rushed.

Online retailer Net-A-Porter is commemorating the milestone of reaching 1 million Instagram fans with a week-long user-generated content campaign.

British automaker Jaguar Land Rover is celebrating the production of its first Land Rover Discovery Sport premium compact SUV at its Halewood, United Kingdon factory.

Britain’s Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is being featured in branded footage during singer Kylie Minogue’s “Kiss Me Once” tour.

Following a number of cancelled listings, Jimmy Choo began trading on the London Stock Exchange Oct. 17.

Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana has selected actor Colin Farrell as the face of their new fragrance, Intenso.

French jeweler Cartier is the primary sponsor of CNN’s new “Ones to Watch” feature series, which profiles up-and-coming artists.

NEW YORK – Luxury brands managed to reap huge profits with crude strategies in China a few years ago, but now only smart marketers versed in cultural norms will survive, according to a China Luxury Advisor partner at Luxury Interactive 2014 on Oct 15.

NEW YORK - As luxury brands open up their business globally through digital, their strategy for different markets needs to reflect cultural differences, according to a professor from the Fashion Institute of Technology at Luxury Interactive 2014 on Oct. 15.

NEW YORK – For brands navigating the digital landscape, partnering with bloggers and influencers can help reach intended audiences, according to panelists Oct. 15 at Luxury Interactive 2014.

French department store chain Galeries Lafayette is looking to delight children of all ages with a quirky monster-themed Christmas campaign, launching Nov. 5.

NEW YORK – Emerging countries are a subject of interest for many luxury marketers, but reaching the right consumer in these nations requires a focus on cultural integration, according to the “High-net-worth-individuals in BRIC-dom: Facts and myths about their consumption of luxury” session at Luxury Interactive 2014 Oct. 15.

NEW YORK - Although a single tweet did not suddenly cause the Four Seasons to jump on social platforms, the cold coffee anecdote is emblematic of the consumer behavior shift that occurred several years ago and has had a cascading effect ever since, according to an executive at Luxury Interactive 2014 on Oct. 15.

Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Bulgari turned to WSJ. magazine’s October issue to take the imprint’s affluent readership on an “incredible journey” of fashion and travel.