Jaguar shows dedication to electric vehicles with Formula E race team
British automaker Jaguar is returning to the racetrack with its entry into the FIA Formula E Championship.
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Ferragamo best positioned to leverage women’s footwear market growth
Forty-five percent of women buy at least five pairs of shoes per year, a trend that suggests massive impending growth in the market, according to a new report by Fashionbi.
What is driving the surge in media M&A activity?
We are hearing from media executives across departments and title levels who predict that M&A activity will increase. Prime M&A targets for media companies will be digital companies.
Blancpain ventures south to keep consumers cool
Swiss watchmaker Blancpain is marching into the cold to help illustrate the effects of global warming.
Striking the balance between content and ads in a mobile-first world
Where mobile has created monetary struggles for traditional and digital publishers, social media platforms have conversely hit their stride.
McQueen slated to show in London for autumn/winter 2016
British fashion label Alexander McQueen is diverting from its usual Paris Fashion Week placement for one season, with plans to show its fall women’s wear collection in London.
Online interaction rarely overlaps with offline conversation: report
Italian fashion labels Dolce & Gabbana and Versace are the only brands to rank in the top 10 among luxury retailers across social media platforms and offline, according to a report by Engagement Labs.
Stagnant diamond industry expected to rebound by 2019: Bain
Despite a slowing demand in China, the diamond industry’s revenue value chain grew by 4 percent in 2014 and the first half of 2015, according to a new report by Bain & Company.
Starwood reels in sustainable catch with latest environmental initiative
Starwood Hotels & Resorts has revealed a guide that will help guarantee that guests make responsible dining choices.
Instagram demonstrates its effectiveness as advertising platform for app installs
Instagram is proving to be a strong advertising platform to drive mobile application installs, with a click-through rate of 0.8 percent compared to Facebook’s rate of 0.6 percent, according to a new report from Nanigans.