A new report from L2 is showing that between standard luxury and ultra-luxury auto brands, there is a substantial gap in digital offerings with the latter falling increasingly behind.
Longer and more varied supply chains add touch points. These more complex shipping channels have opened up vulnerabilities that crooks have not seen before, and as any nimble operation would, criminals have pivoted to focus on luxury goods in transit.
When it comes to luxury spending, men are more likely to spend more and to buy things for people other than themselves, according to a new report from Shullman Research Center.
As it looks to recover from two years of consecutive slowdown, the Swiss watch industry is evolving in reaction to the modern market.
While luxury has always relied on a sense of mystery and avant-garde aesthetic, a new report from OMD EMEA and Tubular Labs shows that it is real, accessible content that is driving 74 percent of all luxury video engagement.
While Brexit has sent large segments of the business world into frantic speculation over what the future will bring, real estate is one area where things are not necessarily looking so grim.
The automotive show is making a comeback in a big way now that millennials are increasing their participation, causing a 57 percent rise in attendance within four years, according to a new report by Foresight Research.
Next week, designers of all stripes will gather in Milan, Italy, for the 56th annual Salone del Mobile Milano exhibition. In itself, this would not be a noteworthy development since design gatherings happen around the world all the time.
France’s Kering Group is aiming to fast-track sustainable innovations in the luxury and apparel industries by becoming a founding anchor partner of an ideas accelerator.
Luxury retailers who are continuing to put stock in the bricks-and-mortar space need to implement some form of customer identification technology that recognizes individuals right away instead of waiting until checkout.
