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Luxury business, while resilient, likely to contract $66B to $77B in 2020

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  1. Brands should incentivize consumers to go green
  2. Retailers expanding pickup options, facing staff shortages this holiday season: report
  3. Owning the customer experience in an Amazon-disrupted market
  4. Shifts in retail sales of women’s designer bags
  5. Macy’s trademark decision confirms importance of surveys
  6. Year of the Rooster luxury items: Hit or miss with Chinese consumers?
  7. How luxury is the millennial’s unlikely weapon to fight social inequality
  8. Luxury brands need to change their marketing strategy for India
  9. Green is the new black: Backing the Fashion Pact
  10. How resale, rental and flex payments can put luxury within reach – especially now