Will Tiffany’s “Concierge of Love” fix its disappointing holiday gifting season?
Will Tiffany’s “Concierge of Love” be the ticket to a strong performance in early 2015? I am skeptical.
Will Tiffany’s “Concierge of Love” be the ticket to a strong performance in early 2015? I am skeptical.
What do consumers really think of these mobile banners? Four out of five consumers find them unacceptable, according to a study conducted by the Harvard Business Review. I believe the word “unacceptable” is HBR talk for “they suck.”
While overall spending in China is back up to where it was in 2013, spending on gifts has decreased 30 percent over the past two years, according to a report by Hurun.
Private aviator Sentient Jet is integrating into the fan base of another sport this season at the International Polo Club in Wellington, FL.
French luxury conglomerate Kering’s corporate foundation is extending the impact of its female-focused efforts with a new charter between the company’s United Kingdom brands and non-governmental agency Women’s Aid.
Bulgari is partnering with Italian curators to put on an exhibit dedicated to celebrating classic Italian fashion during the mid-twentieth century.
Affluents define luxury products as both expensive and possessing quality, according to a new report from the Shullman Research Center.
Google’s mobile search division recently announced upcoming algorithmic changes to the way it recognizes responsive mobile Web sites. According to the search giant’s blog, the shift is but the first step in providing mobile users with a more valuable, quality Web experience across devices.
It is interesting to me that an event that occurs once a year – the Super Bowl – would have so many mobile apps designed for roughly four hours of television.
French luxury association Comité Colbert is hosting a career day to spark interest in the industry in the minds of young adults.