AI helps retailers to be human
Artificial intelligence and machine learning’s most powerful and tangible future benefit often gets lost in the excitement over analytics and insights.
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Mr Porter supports the fight against HIV with auction
Online menswear retailer Mr Porter has curated a special collection of art and fashion derived from personal collections for a cause.
Can Michael Kors’ Capri become the American LVMH?
Prominently missing in the Michael Kors acquisition announcement of Italian fashion brand Versace was any mention of cost-saving synergies that it will realize. Quite the opposite: Kors will have to invest significantly to get Versace on track.
Brands must be upfront about values to capture socially-conscious consumers
Luxury brands need to become more vocal and transparent about their sustainability efforts to meet consumer expectations, particularly as younger generations become greater forces in the business.
Baby boomers, millennials pushing downward slope in luxury detached homes
Luxury condominiums are becoming an important part of luxury real estate, as baby boomers look to simultaneously downsize and upgrade for retirement.
Trump brand takes hit from political persona
Almost two years into his time in office, President Donald Trump’s political brand is weakening his retail brand in categories such as real estate, according to a new report.
Luxury investors cannot overlook brands’ Instagram performances
Social media, particularly Instagram, is crucial to understanding luxury brand performance including investment purposes, according to a new report from UBS.
Most common misconceptions about GDPR and data processing
Organizations must now reconsider whether or not they are governed under the laws of GDPR, as it is likely that they are.
Chinese ecommerce market becomes even more valuable to luxury brands
Chinese ecommerce sales have surpassed $1 trillion for the first time, with no signs of sales or growth slowing down for the world’s largest digital retail market.
Adidas called out for fraud on the Trademark Office in Reebok’s RBK case
Trademarks require bona fide use in commerce to gain rights – both for common law rights and for federal trademark registrations. A recent decision from Oregon involving Adidas and its Reebok subsidiary shows that even the largest companies can be tripped up by this requirement.