In a three-year examination of the challenges faced by skilled entrepreneurs with highly developed social capital operating in geographies with underdeveloped “financial capital” markets, the dislocation between the two proved to be profound and stifling.
Condé Nast’s British Vogue is hosting its fifth Vogue Festival in May, using the fashion event as an opportunity to celebrate a milestone 100 years in print.
The United Kingdom’s luxury market continues to show strong growth with 56 percent of brands adding to their workforce since 2014 and 75 percent expecting full-year sales to increase, according to a report by Wealth-X and Walpole.
The entire world is currently faced with an uncertain economy, but Brazil has been hit especially hard in recent years, according to a new report by Boston Consulting Group.
As the Cartier Women’s Initiative Awards turn 10, the French jeweler has released a special report on the impact of its business plan competition.
Hoping to better take advantage of mobile’s influence on in-store and online sales, 39 percent of retailers plan to allocate 50 percent or more of their marketing budget to mobile in 2016, according to a new report from RetailMeNot.
The Council of Fashion Designers of America’s newly released report about the role of New York Fashion Week spotlights the industry-wide agreement on a need for change.
French luxury conglomerate Kering Group is commemorating International Women’s Day on March 8 through its “We Are Women” campaign and by lending support to the United Nations.
While push notifications are an important way for mobile marketers to drive engagement, 63 percent worldwide are sending messages at the wrong time of day, according to a new report from Leanplum.
Mobile users average 3 hours and 40 minutes each day on their phones, longer than we probably devote to eating, cycling or intimacy.
