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Luxury Daily’s 2017 year in review: Top headlines across sectors

December 29, 2017

Packing it up for 2017. Image courtesy of Neiman Marcus

 

By Staff reports

Throughout 2017, all sectors embraced technological innovations that had once seemed mismatched for luxury marketing, demonstrating that even the most lamb-like brands can adapt to behavioral changes and digital advances.

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