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NEW YORK – An Ipsos Affluent Survey executive at the “Luxury in the Digital World” panel March 31 said that luxury consumption is on the rise with 57 percent of affluent consumers planning to buy more luxury items compared to 2014.
What was once reserved as a children’s activity surrounding Easter, modified egg hunts for adult consumers are providing brands with an opportunity for consumer interaction surrounding the holiday.
Italian fashion label Giorgio Armani is launching its latest skincare “multitasker” with a digital campaign equating its delicate garments to the “weightless” feel of the product on skin.
French department store Galeries Lafayette is responding to the growing convergence of style and workout gear with the opening of a new dedicated space for activewear in its Paris flagship.
Sotheby’s International Realty is keeping its consumers up-to-date with the latest technology by introducing a remodeled version of its Web site with new features such as video tours, high-definition content and advanced search preferences.
The New York International Auto Show April 3-12 is expanding its audience by offering consumers the opportunity to take a virtual tour of the show on its Web site.
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Mobile wallets and mobile payments have been around since at least 2005. That is more than two years before the iPhone debuted for Apple. Bluetooth-based mobile payments were around in Europe even earlier. Why has it taken so long for mobile payments to achieve mass adoption?
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