Majority of marketers believe AI will revolutionize their job: Forrester
Retailers and brands are beginning to place more stock in the ability of artificial intelligence to make marketing teams more efficient and lighten their workload.
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Toronto remains the leading Canadian city for luxury
Despite many drawbacks that could cause issues for real estate markets, major Canadian cities are seeing significant property value increases, according to Sotheby’s Realty.
Imparting new impetus to the luxury goods market
Should we not expect luxury with its better margins and smaller dependency on economic fluctuations to take the lead in adopting new technologies?
Jaguar proves performance of SUV release with world record feat
British automaker Jaguar is introducing its new E-Pace to consumers by showcasing the series of tests the vehicle endured.
Causes and nonprofits – Luxury Memo special report
Affluent consumers’ disposable incomes paired with the high cost associated with luxury goods have allowed a natural alliance of corporate social responsibility and philanthropic involvement to form for the benefit of countless causes.
Ritz-Carlton, JW Marriott top hospitality brands for customer satisfaction: J.D. Power
J.D. Power has ranked the Ritz-Carlton and JW Marriott as the highest hotels in terms of customer satisfaction amongst luxury brands.
Affluents and wealthy diverge over preference for digital ad platforms: Shullman
As millennials grow into the dominant consumer base in the global market, their proclivity for digital platforms is changing the way luxury brands market to their demographic.
Mobile-obsessed consumer demands a store makeover
This is what shopping has become – streaming retail – and it is a good thing.
Gen Z more open to luxury goods than millennials: InMarket
Surprisingly, Generation Z is more likely to be interested in and buy luxury goods than their older millennial counterparts, suggesting that luxury brands should readjust how they view the strategic value of the two demographics.
Currency fluctuation directly impacts sales numbers in addition to ROI
United States real estate sales from overseas buyers have declined during 2014 and 2016 due to appreciation of the dollar, according to a new report from Knight Frank.