Luxury Daily, March 31, 2023 – Christie’s celebrates keen collector’s eye, curates milestone private jewelry auction
| | Jewelry Christie’s celebrates keen collector’s eye, curates milestone private jewelry auction  |  Cartier, Harry Winston and Van Cleef & Arpels are among a cohort of fine options included as part of the largest and most valuable private collection of precious jewels to ever arrive at auction. Entire
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| Retail Fortnum & Mason taps British designers for premiere coronation collection |  The department store is reaffirming luxury's deep ties to the monarchy, heralding the heritage of both its brand and the Commonwealth with a celebratory drop. Entire
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| Fragrance and personal care Givenchy Beauty shares latest luxury with listeners worldwide FREE |  In light of the house's most recent fragrance drop for men, the brand's newly-published podcast asks influential talents from across the globe what masculinity means today. Entire
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| Automotive Despite widespread range anxiety, only 8pc of EV owners have ever run out of charge: report |  According to new findings, misperceptions surrounding the ease of EV ownership could be acting as a current barrier to entry for new consumers. Entire
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| News briefs HNWIs and the US economy, Fendi, The RealReal and Lexus FREE |  Luxury Daily's live news: HNW investors will stay the course, for now, survey finds; Fendi refurbishes rooms in Villa Medici with help from international designers; The RealReal adds new customer service features powered by Salesforce; US News lends Lexus 'Best Luxury Hybrid' title for 2023. Entire
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| Retail What Alibaba Group’s big breakup means for retail and luxury |  The reasons for the shake-up include making individual businesses run smoother and speeding up decision-making, while also easing pressure on the group’s founder, Jack Ma — despite his having retired from the company in 2019. Entire
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