Voice technology can inspire new consumer behavior
Voice is the new interface to the world. From the Amazon Echo to the Apple HomePod and Google Essential Home, there is no question as to whether voice is applicable to the luxury world.
Voice is the new interface to the world. From the Amazon Echo to the Apple HomePod and Google Essential Home, there is no question as to whether voice is applicable to the luxury world.
French couture house Christian Dior is looking back on seven decades worth of design in a retrospective at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne.
A majority of online retailers believe that rich content, such as lookbooks and buying guides, are a priority, but a new report finds most of those same retailers are underperforming in the production of this types of content.
In 2016, Australia was the top destination for the world’s wealthy, with 11,000 millionaires moving to the Pacific country.
Auction house Christie’s is attempting to cultivate a new generation of art history lovers and potential experts in the fine art market with a series of online courses aimed at educating people on the intricacies of the art world.
Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane is bidding guests goodnight with a package meant to ensure a night of restful sleep.
Chanel boasts the most social followers – more than 57 million globally – and is the leading luxury brand on all platforms, except Facebook, where it is a close second to Louis Vuitton, both at around 20 million.
Tourists traveling from China are proving to be a lucrative segment in terms of shopping spend and frequency of travel, according to a new report from China Luxury Advisors and Fung Intelligence Group.
Artificial intelligence and digital concierges may soon get a boost in the luxury industry based on new data that shows 56 percent of consumers trust computers more than people.
Italian automaker Ferrari is continuing to celebrate its birthday with a tribute featuring some of its most important models during the Salon Privé in the United Kingdom.