While the United Kingdom is currently the third-largest luxury goods retail market in Europe, it is on pace to become number one in 2018, according to a new report by Conlumino.
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company is the first founding partner of Impact 2030, a global project for corporate volunteering that will combine the joint efforts of many brands to tackle otherwise unattainable goals.
As common sense as it may seem, mobile first is the wrong approach to take when designing for visual commerce elements such as video and spin photography.
French furniture company Roche Bobois is promoting the designs of a leading interior designer through the annual Holiday House effort.
French atelier Christian Dior is expanding on its traditional presentation schedule with the introduction of the Esprit Dior collection.
If marketers have learned anything from the development of emerging markets, compared to that of the United States, it is that understanding consumers’ psyches and how luxury goods are approached is essential to success, according to a new survey from Agility Research & Strategy.
Increased pressure from major industry competitors and mass channels is eroding Whole Foods’ product differentiation. Pricing premiums are harder to defend and many of Whole Foods’ customer experience differentiators are being adopted as competitors respond to changing customer preferences.
Returned goods cost United States retailers a staggering $267.3 billion in lost revenue last year, according to The Retail Equation. Now that is a harsh returns reality.
According to Forrester Research, United States mobile commerce is projected to hit $114 billion this year. With the idea of mobile shopping becoming more mainstream, consumers have become increasingly comfortable making payments on their phone and on the go.
The success of luxury brands in Russia strongly depends upon their digital presence, according to L2’s Russia Luxury Digital IQ Index.
