Growth in top prime city markets slowing: Knight Frank
Urban luxury residential markets grew just 2.6 percent in the year to June 2018, the weakest annual growth rate since the fourth quarter of 2012, according to new research from Knight Frank.
Urban luxury residential markets grew just 2.6 percent in the year to June 2018, the weakest annual growth rate since the fourth quarter of 2012, according to new research from Knight Frank.
In light of the dust settling post-GDPR, now is as good time as any to reflect on what the new loyalty gold standard looks like.
German automaker Audi is expanding its multi-year partnership with Major League Soccer, as it aims to remain a fixture in the minds of enthusiastic American soccer fans.
Despite some deep pockets, global luxury shoppers are evenly split in their purchasing habits, with a new YouGov report finding that half only buy luxury items at a discount.
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Recent research reveals that almost half (47 percent) of all brands are losing money through counterfeiting.
As the luxury goods business pivots to incorporate digital into many brands’ strategies, ecommerce is proving to be a significant growth driver.
The European car market saw its best first half in two decades, with growth in Germany, Spain and France outpacing the decline in the United Kingdom.
The country‘s retail industry has already experienced double-digit growth in the most recent years. New shopping establishments are popping up, and new players are entering the market.
The majority of cosmetics executives believe that health-inspired beauty along with personalization and digital engagement will be driving themes in the industry this year.