Luxury brands reaching half of digital potential: report
Luxury brands improved their digital performance by 8 percent over the last quarter, according to a new report by ContactLab and Exane BNP Paribas.
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Digital strategies should use social media, pop culture in Japan and South Korea: report
Brands should tailor marketing strategies to use local Web sites, culture and platforms to appeal to consumers in Japan and South Korea, according to a new report from L2.
Lalique, Waterford unveil new design partnerships at Maison et Objet
Home furnishings brands are turning to annual Paris trade show Maison et Objet Jan. 23-27 to reveal new collaborations that show a different side to their aesthetics.
Exploring legal challenges to fulfilling the potential of mHealth
What should government, the technology and communications industries, patients and consumers, health care professionals and organizations do to protect the privacy and security of health care, medical and patient information using digital, mobile technologies?
Fortnum & Mason touts British heritage with BAFTA tea blend
British department store Fortnum & Mason is celebrating the nominees of the 2015 EE British Academy Film Awards Feb. 8 with an exclusive tea blend.
Rolls-Royce ignites manufacturing in students’ minds via school visit
Automaker Rolls-Royce lent its support to the British government’s “See Inside Manufacturing” initiative by visiting a class of first year students in its home country.
Omnichannel strategies needed in Chinese ecommerce: report
The ecommerce market is booming in China, and the best way for brands to take advantage of this is to develop omnichannel marketing strategies that will appeal to the increasingly savvy Chinese consumer, according to a report by Fashionbi.
Watchmakers flaunt virtuosity, classicism at SIHH 2015 via social media
For the 25th annual Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie, 16 of the world’s top watchmakers convened in Geneva Jan. 19-23 to unveil their most creative and avant-garde timepieces amid those who share a passion for horology.
82pc consumers think online advertisers obtain too much personal information: report
Privacy and security are major concerns for online shoppers, with 91 percent of consumers worried about their control of personal information gathered and used by companies, according to a report from Adroit Digital.
7 areas for retailers to pay attention in year of cautious optimism
There is no doubt that there are challenges ahead for retailers, but in general, conditions are being termed as cautiously optimistic. With that said, here are a few things to pay attention to as we wrap up January.