The Greater Toronto Area saw the sharpest growth in luxury real estate among the major metropolitan Canadian market in 2016, with sales of homes at $1 million or more rising 77 percent.
The devices in the next decade will be intelligent versus smart. They will be run by artificial intelligence and increasing processing power, and provide a level of functionality not possible to imagine a decade ago.
Is your ecommerce team excited to send customers to your retail locations if the customer is close by? Are your sales associates equally happy to recommend a product that is only available online? If you cannot answer an emphatic “yes” to both of these questions, your organization is not thinking customer-first.
Luxury automaker Lexus has revealed its fifth-generation LS flagship sedan, which was designed to embody Japanese culture and the new generation of the automotive industry.
Consumers are adapting, not to ecommerce or mcommerce, but simply to convenience.
German automaker Mercedes-Benz is aiming to make driving safer, more entertaining and simpler with technology revealed this past week.
Online retailer Yoox Net-A-Porter Group is teaming up with SDA Bocconi University to prepare graduates for the increasingly digital fashion industry.
In the face of a more difficult economic climate, strategy will become the differentiating factor between winners and losers in the luxury sector, according to new research from Bain.
While technology offers plenty of exciting opportunities, what do marketers really need to pay attention to this year?
LVMH-owned Champagne maker Moët & Chandon is toasting Tinseltown with the launch of the 2017 Moët Moment Film Festival.
