British Prime Minister David Cameron last week committed the ultimate red-faced blunder as he pronounced Nigeria “fantastically corrupt” in a conversation with the Queen that was caught on microphone – just days before London’s anti-corruption summit.
Real estate advisors believe that foreign buyers purchase at least a quarter of Canadian luxury properties, according to a new report from Royal LePage.
GEICO’s advertisement in “Architectural Digest” magazine represents for the company a leap from engaging a mass/premium target audience to engaging a class/luxury audience.
Stagnation in the luxury real estate market of the world’s biggest cities is counterbalanced by the emergence of new hubs, according to a new report by Christie’s International Real Estate.
Tablet use in all stages of travel has increased among travelers in the United Kingdom, according to a report from Expedia.
The fact that 83 percent of millennials have slept with their phone in their bed illustrates their connectedness and reliance on technology.
Consumers now increasingly look to their trusted network of online influencers, as well as reviewers who speak in an authentic first-person voice, to share detailed accounts and storytelling around their product experiences.
Conglomerate Kering is spotlighting budding design talent through a partnership with The New School’s Parsons School of Design.
Affiliate sites and online travel agencies have kicked brands out of first-page search results, according to a new report by L2.
Given that just 200 apps make up more than 70 percent of all app usage, it can be awfully challenging for brands outside of that elite group to create something that sticks.
