Luxury Daily, Oct. 7, 2022 – Dior emphasizes the beauty of black with latest watch release
| | Jewelry Dior emphasizes the beauty of black with latest watch release  |  French fashion house Christian Dior has debuted a brand new timepiece, just in time for a fashion-forward fall. Entire
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| Real estate After years of pandemic instability, brokers turn optimistic FREE |  The reality remains that since 2020, the real estate market has served somewhat volatile conditions due to the unprecedented circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic and global strife. Entire
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| Apparel and accessories Prada Linea Rossa remains prepared for anything with latest athleisure drop |  Italian fashion brand Prada is celebrating the poetic nature of movement with its Linea Rossa fall/winter 2022 campaign. Entire
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 | Media and publishing Digital marketing proves destructive to the planet: report |  Nine in every 10 U.K. marketers agree that the digital advertising industry has an implicit responsibility to limit carbon emissions, per a Good Loop report. Entire
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| News briefs Fendi, Bulgari, Rolls-Royce, Tag Heuer and De Beers |  Luxury Daily's live news: Franca Fendi, third of five Fendi sisters, dies at 87; Bulgari debuts digitized olfactory experience at 2022 TFWA exhibition; Rolls-Royce ‘Twenty’ celebrates centenary anniversary; Tag Heuer commemorates Porsche with limited edition chronograph capsule; De Beers debuts gender-inclusive jewelry with RVL collection. Entire
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| Travel and hospitality Hong Kong offers a half-million free flights to boost tourist economy |  Once an Asian mecca for travel and shopping, Hong Kong’s visitor numbers and visitor economy have been decimated after years of political protests, topped off by two-and-a-half years of strict COVID-19 international travel restrictions. Entire
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