Despite fears of artificial intelligence replacing workers, a new report from the Luxury Institute claims that the technology’s real value will be in freeing up employees to focus on what really matters: improving a company’s culture and efficiency.
Register now for the nation’s premier conference focused on how the luxury business will have to evolve in 2018 as the notion of exclusivity through product, distribution, marketing and experience is challenged. Event on Jan. 17 in New York. Speaker list, agenda and registration link in article.
When I was on the hunt for an engagement ring awhile back, I wanted something truly special for my fiancé. What I was not looking for was a diamond ring. Let us face it: Most men do not want to flash a diamond on their finger.
The controversial United States tax bill passed by Congress last month has given the country’s luxury business a serious boost, according to Savigny Partners.
This past holiday season, mobile shopping grew as the channel of choice for consumers in the United States.
The impact of Hurricane Irma has spread beyond locations with physical damage from the storm and is now benefiting areas outside the destruction zone.
Louis Vuitton scored a win against startup sneaker manufacturer LVL XIII when a federal appeals court affirmed dismissal of the latter’s trade dress suit against Louis Vuitton.
Despite a slightly weakened 2017, luxury housing in the U.S. is still booming, particularly in states such as Colorado and Hawaii.
Each of the 16 million millionaires in the United States right now is a powerful influencer with whom brands can engage.
Affluent millennials are pushing the envelope with constantly evolving travel trends, where visitors look to cities rather than tropical beach destinations.
