Facebook, Apple and Amazon saw the biggest jumps in brand value on a list of this year’s most valuable brands and it is no coincidence that each is a leader in its respective sector when it comes to mobile innovation.
With more than 87 percent of consumers using smartphones or tablets to shop and 68 percent conducting pre-purchase research on smartphones, it is likely you will have a generous helping of mobile advertising in your fourth-quarter budget.
A recent survey conducted by online hotel booking site Luxury-Hotels.com found that seven of the priciest hotels in the United States are found in New York.
Danish audio and visual brand Bang & Olufsen is continuing its 90th anniversary celebrations by “rewriting the rulebook” on sound.
Department store chain Barneys New York is calling on consumers to advocate for equality on International Day of the Girl.
British automaker Jaguar Land Rover is furthering its work on global causes with a new water filtration project set to benefit 300,000 students in Africa.
The app install and re-engagement market, which now constitutes about 30 percent of the mobile ad market as a whole, is starting to educate mobile marketers to consider scale, quality and longevity – and that the quality of a user really does matter.
Private jet tour operator TCS World Travel is celebrating reaching the milestone of 250 trips with an Around the World Classic trip beginning Sept. 29, 2016.
Since my March 17 article about key trends in luxury retail, we have seen multiple innovations in the world of luxury retail and previously nascent trends now taking shape.
Swiss watchmaker Parmigiani Fleurier has named its first Middle Eastern brand ambassador, chef Izu Ani of Dubai’s La Serre.
