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Meet Guia Llamas, hotel manager of the Baccarat Hotel, New York. She is on Luxury Daily's prestigious Luxury Women to Watch 2023 honor roll.

The Fosun International-owned company is set to vote on a deal to merge with a special purpose acquisition company that could pave the way for the group that owns luxury fashion labels Lanvin, Wolford, Sergio Rossi, Caruso and St. John Knits to go public by end of year.

Luxury Daily's live news: Boucheron unveils Boucheron Wonderland campaign for holidays; The RealReal, despite Q3 earnings setback, forecasts strong demand across pre-owned luxury lines; Working women willing to forego luxury goods purchases to save money: study; Research shows video ads are being viewed and driving sales.

The Boucheron collection is centered around the festivities of the holiday season, and features international figures including Hannah Quinlivan, Alexa Chung, Youn-Jung Go, Mila al Zahrani and Rola.

The San Francisco-based company’s third-quarter total revenue was $143 million, versus $154 million in the second quarter.

Ad-supported streaming services should strive to be more than simply traditional TV on the Internet.

The number one sacrifice that working women, especially millennials, say they are willing to make to save money is foregoing the purchase of luxury goods.

The French fashion house is positing a wide array of watches and fine jewelry selects as the perfect end-of-year gifts, per its latest marketing effort.

Kering-owned Balenciaga has benefited from the visibility and reach provided by Twitter, amassing nearly 1 million followers to its now-shuttered account.

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The promotional magazine includes a cover which features a photo of the two musicians and Vogue’s trademark emblazoned across the top.

We invite you to subscribe to Luxury Daily and join the ranks of the smartest luxury marketers worldwide. Our subscribers include decision-makers and executives from the world's leading luxury brands, retailers, agencies, publishers, market researchers, universities and consultancies.

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Meet Renyung Ho, senior vice president for brand HQ at Banyan Tree Group, Singapore. She is on Luxury Daily's prestigious Luxury Women to Watch 2023 honor roll.

The market success of many established luxury names in China has traditionally been centered on peer approval.

Luxury Daily's live news: Most affluent consumers seek out luxury agents: report; Brief surveys perform better as consumer attention span drops; Qatar’s Hamad International Airport, in retail expansion, signs on Dior, Gucci, Burberry, et al; In Zero-COVID China, brands and duty-free pivot from airports to city centers; Japan’s AUCNET eyes US, European push for pre-owned luxury.

According to a recent report by Daxue Consulting, the duty-free market in China is expected to reach approximately $1 billion by 2025.

The new location openings coincide with the global growth of the resale market at large.