Luxury Daily, July 6, 2022 – Prime Day proves fruitful for both Amazon and competitors
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| | Retail Prime Day proves fruitful for both Amazon and competitors  |  Ecommerce giant Amazon will host its annual Prime Day event on July 13 and 14, sparking consumer interest and competitor movement. Entire
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| Automotive Lexus illustrates futuristic feel, expansive capabilities for sales event |  Toyota Corp.’s Lexus is leaning on emotional appeals for its annual summer sales event. Entire
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| Fragrance and personal care Dior steps up bid for China’s untapped wellness sector |  Amid ongoing uncertainty, consumer demand for wellness is soaring and younger generations have driven the trend by seeking out ways to reduce stress from their hectic lifestyles and curb their anxieties about the future. Entire
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| News briefs Gucci, Salvatore Ferragamo, Volkswagen and Pernod Ricard |  Luxury Daily’s live news: Gucci joins Ellen MacArthur Foundation in circularity strategy; Salvatore Ferragamo celebrates travel with capsule collection; Volkswagen launches campaign for gender equality; Pernod Ricard launches dedicated American whiskey unit. Entire
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| Columns Q2 luxury real estate: Time on market to increase for luxury listings FREE |  Agents and brokers will have to be more creative in marketing and pricing, leveling with sellers that luxury housing demand is returning to pre-pandemic levels. Entire
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