50pc of fashion and luxury brands don’t feel they have access to best talent: BCG
Luxury brands struggle to find and recruit the top talent for positions across their companies, according to a new study from Boston Consulting Group.
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TimeCrafters aims to expose haute horologie to general public
Audemars Piguet, Hublot and Richard Mille are among the fine watchmakers coming together for the TimeCrafters 2014 watch exhibition May 16-18 to unveil timepieces that debuted at Baselworld and SIHH to a United States audience.
Millennials value heritage more than Gen X’ers: study
A new report by the Luxury Institute found that millennials scrutinize investment value and heritage of purchases more than Generation X’ers and Baby Boomers.
Maserati traverses US in Quattroporte series
Italian automaker Maserati is meditating on its Quattroporte model with an extensive coast-to-coast video series.
Luxury hotels should spruce up culinary offers for Mother’s Day
As Mother’s Day approaches on May 11, luxury hotels are appealing to the family sentiments of sons, daughters, siblings, spouses and relatives of all stripes.
Mobile Commerce Daily’s Mobile Commerce Outlook 2014
The outlook for mobile commerce has never looked brighter as retailers and merchants of all hues embrace mobile as a key medium that not only drives sales on devices but also to bricks-and-mortar stores where the bulk of retail still occurs.
Does Target’s breach spell threat or opportunity for mPOS?
With the recent high-profile security breaches in the retail industry, and growing adoption of mPOS among larger retailers and businesses, the bar has been raised on mPOS security features.
Rolls-Royce artisans tour Asia to pull back creative curtain
British automaker Rolls-Royce is embarking on a multi-country tour through Asia to woo affluent consumers and present the people behind-the-scenes.
Silence on Net Neutrality reversal will throttle mobile innovation
Not much thought is being given to this news – what with all the geopolitical turmoil worldwide – but the whole notion of all content being equal on the Internet is about to become history.
90pc of product-related online activity in China used to educate: BCG
A new report by Boston Consulting Group explores the online shopping tendencies of Chinese consumers such as a widely-held penchant for researching products at length.