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March 31, 2020
  1. Fashion sites show slow signs of life after March drop-off
  2. 20 tips for luxury brands to remain relevant during the COVID-19 lockdown
  3. Four Seasons, Belmond lure homebound consumers with virtual events
  4. Bloomingdale’s parent Macy’s teeters on edge, furloughs almost all employees
  5. Day's wrap: United Airlines, Oetker Collection, Bloomingdale's, Saks and Kering
  6. Snapshot of a resort: Aspen Snowmass real estate market
  7. United Airlines, Oetker Collection, Bloomingdale's, Saks and Kering
  8. United Airlines, recipient of US federal aid to save jobs, does not see travel snapping back any time soon
  9. UK consumers changing shopping behavior as COVID-19 measures tighten
  10. Nordstrom leadership writes letter explaining store closure extension through April 5
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Gucci first to break Condé Nast social sidekick Web tool

August 30, 2011

Conde Nast's social sidekick

 

By Rachel Lamb

Italian fashion house Gucci is upping its social media presence using Condé Nast’s new Social Sidekick, an interactive Web tool that allows brands to update news and content from their digital platforms in real time.

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  1. Fashion sites show slow signs of life after March drop-off
  2. 20 tips for luxury brands to remain relevant during the COVID-19 lockdown
  3. Four Seasons, Belmond lure homebound consumers with virtual events
  4. Bloomingdale’s parent Macy’s teeters on edge, furloughs almost all employees
  5. Day's wrap: United Airlines, Oetker Collection, Bloomingdale's, Saks and Kering
  6. Snapshot of a resort: Aspen Snowmass real estate market
  7. United Airlines, Oetker Collection, Bloomingdale's, Saks and Kering
  8. United Airlines, recipient of US federal aid to save jobs, does not see travel snapping back any time soon
  9. UK consumers changing shopping behavior as COVID-19 measures tighten
  10. Nordstrom leadership writes letter explaining store closure extension through April 5
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