While globalization was the prevalent growth plan in recent decades, geopolitical movements are causing companies to adapt to a more fragmented world with market-specific structures and strategies.
While the volume of residential sales in London’s most appealing neighborhoods climbed this August, prices of homes in outer London declined during the month.
Luxury goods companies are usually the victims of knockoffs and infringements – an expensive fashion item is copied by a cheap imitator. However, an interesting twist has come up in a recent copyright suit against Kering’s Balenciaga brand.
U.S. fashion label Diane von Furstenberg has grown its mobile revenues after investing in a new Web site and more personalized ecommerce strategy.
As we watch the evolution of the shopping mall, its format is moving back toward Victor Gruen’s original vision from 1956, where many malls are now evolving again to become mixed-use, live, work and shop, retailtainment centers.
Britain’s Concours of Elegance will bring together some of the world’s rarest cars at Hampton Court Palace as a busy summer for auto enthusiasts draws to a close.
While baby boomers and Gen Z consumers are pulling back on their online fashion spending, millennials are making more apparel purchases via ecommerce.
Consumer satisfaction with new-vehicle technology has improved, but automakers need to be keen about what features drivers use the most to make the wisest investments of their efforts.
While mobile phones are increasingly being used by consumers for purchases, they can also play a key role at driving in-store traffic for retailers through search.
Improved driving and safety performance and customer service have increased customer satisfaction among luxury car owners, but potential tariffs are threatening to negatively impact the trend.
