Saks provides makeup advice for women undergoing cancer treatment
Department store chain Saks Fifth Avenue is continuing its dedication to supporting women with cancer by hosting its Look Good Feel Better event across the United States.
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High-income tops high-wealth for luxury purchase intent: report
High-income Americans are generally more active purchasers of luxury goods than their counterparts with high-net worth, according to a new report from Shullman Research Center.
Mobile POS to quadruple reach as it grows beyond micro merchants: report
The installed base for mobile point-of-sale is growing at a compound annual growth rate of 32 percent as the technology extends its reach into businesses, big and small, across a variety of industries and geographies, according to a new report from 451 Research.
Growing concerns over ad viewability: 3 reasons brands should go in-app
Citing concerns over viewability, Kellogg in June cut its spend on video ads running on major publishers such as Facebook and YouTube. It marked yet another instance of brands rejecting traditional online advertising methods over not knowing who – if anyone – is seeing their ads.
Swarovski serves as “de facto landmark” at London Design Festival
Precision cut-crystal maker Swarovski’s latest artist collaboration brings the brand to the central hub of the London Design Festival beginning Sept. 19.
Future of wearables requires combination of fashion and function: report
As the wearable market grows and technology improves, consumers will increasingly look for more stylish and fashion-forward design in wearable products, according to a report by Fashionbi.
HENRYs can help high-end marketers rethink definition of millennials and luxury itself
Millennials, like other classified generations before them such as boomers and Gen-Xers, have begun breaking out of their defined box as they mature and start to gain wealth with the improving economy.
Digital media key to aiding affluent millennials’ financial needs, says Martini
Despite a stabilized United States economy, many affluent consumers are still financially weary and on average spend more than two months researching a product before making a purchase, according to a new Martini Report.
Future automotive sales to be driven by digital retail tactics: report
Multichannel retailing is the future of the automotive industry, with 50 to 60 percent of sales leads expected to come through digital means by 2016, compared to 15 percent in 2014, according to a new report by Frost & Sullivan.
How mobile payments will help us become more mobile
Research shows that cash is not dead, but nearly one in five consumers expect to use digital currencies on a weekly basis by 2020.