As the luxury landscape continues to evolve and geopolitical turmoil affects emerging markets, the brands that will come out on top must be able to adapt to the resulting consumer behavior.
Germany’s Montblanc is placing itself at the center of history through a partnership with the John Lennon Educational Tour Bus for its “Imagine Peace” event.
Luxury real estate prices hardly budged in the second quarter of 2015, but that understates the vast differences in growth rates across different cities, according to a report by national brokerage Redfin.
By some counts, the argument for native mobile applications has never been stronger. But in making that claim, are we leaving out a huge segment of online businesses?
U.S. fashion label Michael Kors is honoring World Food Day on Oct. 16 through initiatives surrounding its ongoing Watch Hunger Stop campaign.
Marketers are taking a slower approach to developing Apple Watch applications as the benefits of doing so are not apparent yet, and those that do foray into the technology must set clear goals before jumping into production, according to new research from Strategy Analytics.
More than a third of luxury buyers plan to spend a higher amount on holiday gifts this year than in 2014, but brands are already too late, according to a new report from Shullman Research Center.
New York real estate prices fell 4.5 percent in the third quarter of 2015, but there is no cause for alarm, says brokerage firm Town Residential.
Italian fashion house Gucci’s ongoing revitalization efforts extended to social media during Milan Fashion Week, with the brand capturing more than 2 million total social actions.
Leading watchmakers such as Cartier and Piaget have gathered in Hong Kong to display innovative timepieces for a discerning audience of horologist at the third annual Watches & Wonders fair.
