In response to Scotty Moore’s VentureBeat-published “Open letter to CMO’s: Stop all mobile advertising immediately,” yes, our industry does have a problem with mobile advertising. Marketers are wasting money on mobile campaigns that drive errant and fraudulent clicks, and they cannot tell if their ads are actually being viewed.
Luxury retailers are failing to transition the customized, high-service experience that big spenders have become accustomed to from the store to their digital channels.
The costs most commonly associated with security compromises amount to less than 5 percent of the business impact, according to Deloitte Advisory.
Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton is continuing its adventures with Solar Impulse through the introduction of a mentorship initiative.
In the last six years alone, Chanel handbags have increased in value by more than 70 percent, according to a new report by Baghunter.
Thanks to online data mining, 80 percent of luxury brands know their in-store customer base by name, according to a report by Contactlab and Exane BNP Paribas.
Across global nations, housing prices increased by 3.4 percent in the year-long period ending March 31, Knight Frank’s Global House Price Index shows.
Nearly 80 percent of affluent Asian consumers plan to increase spending on travel, according to a new report from Agility Monitor.
An eBay Enterprise report found that 81 percent of consumers use more than one device to browse online and that 64 percent rely on more than one device in the evaluation and purchase of a single item.
Retailers should not depend on a continued ecommerce boom, according to a survey from Boston Consulting Group.
