New York real estate reaches record high
Real estate in New York’s Manhattan borough grew 9.5 percent year-over-year in the third quarter, representing the fastest growth in seven years, according to new data from StreetEasy.
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Luxury exceeds $1T mark due to art, auto and travel sectors: Bain
Through growth in some major markets and contraction in others, global luxury goods surpassed $1 trillion in retail sales value for 2015, according to a new report by Bain & Co.
Mobile search practices evolve in Mobilegeddon’s aftermath: report
Key differences have emerged this year between mobile and desktop search marketing regarding user experience, content and technical best practices, according to a new report from Searchmetrics.
Photos from Luxury Interactive Europe 2015
For three days, luxury executives gathered in London for Luxury Interactive Europe 2015.
TV ad spend losing holiday sparkle as audience habits evolve
Only half of U.S. marketers say TV will rank among their top five channels for advertising spending in three years’ time, according to a survey by professional services firm Bain & Company.
Horseracing sees financial boost from American Pharoah’s success
Interest in horseracing has swelled due to the success of Triple Crown winner American Pharoah, who will vie for the sport’s first Grand Slam title on Oct. 31.
Jaguar starts driver safety early with new program
British automaker Jaguar is educating young people on safe, responsible driving through lessons held across the United Kingdom.
Balanced marketing campaigns grow ROI
Marketing agencies too often fill your head with catchy one-liners. They say “Content is King” to sell you a blog or a landing page. They say “You need social media” to sell you a social management package.
Gucci’s new motifs retold to show modernity
Italian fashion label Gucci is asking online talents to repurpose its latest print motifs into artwork.
4 hot markets for international luxury ecommerce
Even with global online retail sales increasing 17 percent annually, “about 40 percent of high-end brands don’t sell via the Web,” Bloomberg recently reported.