The disruption of online shopping has greatly impacted bricks-and-mortar, but physical retailers are fighting to stay alive with an arsenal of digital and tangible tactics to safeguard their industry.
This summer’s back-to-school season was the most profitable ever, grossing almost $84 billion. The Generation Z demographic – consumers ages 21 and younger – likely played a major role in this success and retailers are taking note.
Italian jeweler Bulgari has added a fourth “jewel” to its collection of high-end hotels and resorts with the opening of its Beijing property.
After a strong showing in the first quarter of 2017, Chinese cities have dropped from the leaderboard of top performing real estate markets around the world.
Swiss watch brand Longines will present an exhibition at this year’s WatchTime New York featuring heritage timepieces, each representing a significant moment or era in United States history.
French fashion house Balmain is continuing its collaborative work with mass retailers to expand the reach of its designs to consumers at all economic levels.
As legions of Chinese consumers venture overseas during Golden Week, searching for real estate is one of their top priorities.
For a number of reasons, having a proper IP foundation is crucial – but one reason which runs counter to most people’s thinking stands out above all. In American law, in the absence of a positive right, copying is both permitted and encouraged.
Prada-owned fashion label Miu Miu will display its bejeweled accessories alongside the jewelry offerings at Costa Mesa, CA’s South Coast Plaza.
To celebrate its 70th anniversary, Italian automaker Ferrari is putting 10 iconic models on the auction block Oct. 7-8.
