While the tablet market has plateaued, usage is expected to continue to grow, with company-owned tablets escalating at a much faster rate than the overall market, according to a new report from Forrester Research.
As the omnichannel reality of ecommerce sinks in, it has become harder and harder to ascribe any meaningful significance to a particular mobile channel’s conversion rate by itself.
British fashion label Alexander McQueen is rereleasing one of its most famous designs as part of a unique offer that will benefit UNICEF’s relief efforts in Nepal.
While expectations vary over how it will sell, one analyst predicts that 20 million of the Apple Watches will be snapped up by year-end, making it the most popular smartwatch ever.
During the first quarter of 2015, 5.35 million rich media ads served to mobile devices defaulted, resulting in lost opportunities for marketers, according to a new report from Sizmek.
Italian fashion house Giorgio Armani is embracing the “norm core” trend with a new collection titled New Normal.
French couturier Alaïa has opened an exhibit in Rome celebrating couture’s relationship with sculpture.
Department store chain Saks Fifth Avenue is launching its annual charity campaign Key To The Cure in August with help from celebrity and fashion friends.
Italian automaker Lamborghini is celebrating 10 years in the Chinese market with a driving tour of the country and a social campaign.
Mobile online shopping generates $19 for every $1 spent through in-store proximity purchasing, and with the sale of physical goods quickly growing via mobile applications and browsers, shoppers’ comfort levels with the channel are clearly on the rise, according to a new report from Javelin.
