Luxury brands and retailers must get discounts and promotions right
The discount culture is a trend that luxury brands can no longer afford to ignore.
The discount culture is a trend that luxury brands can no longer afford to ignore.
Hope is on the horizon for London’s real estate market following Brexit, with a 22.1 percent rise in the number of new prospective buyers, according to real estate consultancy Knight Frank.
Digital media is expected to account for 27 percent of total advertising spend in 2016, according to new projections from global media network Carat.
The next person who downloads your app could be located anywhere and will expect a seamless, tailored experience regardless of language. Mobile app localization is no longer a nice-to-have, but a necessity.
British automaker Jaguar is illuminating its brand history and its vision of what is to come through a conceptual installation for the inaugural London Design Biennale.
Consumers are using fewer apps regularly. A Millward Brown Digital survey found that while the average user has more than 40 apps installed on his or her device, only 28 percent use more than four to six apps per day.
While Gen Z consumers use their smartphones more frequently than any other age group, they are also more likely to actively avoid marketing on mobile, according to a new report from Forrester Research.
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The New York Times reported the Ritz renovation cost $224 million, but according to Ritz spokesman Matthieu Goffard, it was much more. The Wall Street Journal put it in the region of $450 million.
Strange as it sounds, the up-and-coming economic guard wants its luxury purchases to be inclusive and mutually beneficial.