Two-thirds of French luxury shoppers buy online: report
Online shopping is steadily growing as a form of luxury commerce, with nearly half of French luxury consumers admitting to purchasing at least one luxury item online in the past year.
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Watch sector’s digital shortcomings drive sales to gray market, says L2
Watchmakers’ ecommerce and digital hesitations have given way to the rise of gray market sellers, which has caused declines in watch brands’ sales and profitability, according to a new report by L2.
Yoox Net-A-Porter’s CSR pledge rests on education, female empowerment and sustainability
Online retailer Yoox Net-A-Porter Group is setting sight on luxury retail’s future by voicing its responsibility and the opportunity its business has to empower and create a more sustainable tomorrow.
China’s progress with mobile payments likely to be replicated
While mobile wallets in the West are focused primarily on payment, China’s advanced consumer behavior with technology has led to sophisticated consumer-engagement tools, according to a new report from Forrester.
How to pick the perfect event venue
The venue is the first thing your guests will see when they arrive at the event.
Land Rover builds equestrian awareness via Kentucky competition
British automaker Land Rover is appealing to fans and athletes gathering for the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event through experiences and awards.
Gamification marketing to overtake traditional media spend: Fashionbi
With the growth of entertainment on mobile and digital, brands are discovering that by creating marketing efforts with a game-like experience, they make a larger impact.
Madison Avenue’s annual Watch Week returns this May
At this year’s annual Madison Avenue Watch Week, top watch designers and manufactures from around the world will show off new designs to collectors and enthusiasts at galleries all along the New York high street.
China on pace to become most important yacht market: report
The yachting industry is growing in China significantly, making it an important part of the boating sector as a whole, with the market projecting to be worth $8.16 billion by 2020.
How retailers must evolve the bricks-and-mortar experience with tech
While the decline of bricks-and-mortar may seem inevitable, given the popularity of online shopping, many consumers actually prefer the in-store shopping experience. This begs the question of what bricks-and-mortar retailers are doing to lose these customers, or perhaps what they are not doing to retain them.