Bitcoin, 3D-printing to make waves in 2014: report
A new report by JWT retail hypothesizes that the notion of a circular economy will pick up speed and fair trade apparel will become more widely accepted by retailers in 2014.
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Consumer malaise or economic malaise, what came first?
We have been monitoring consumer spending trends the past month, attempting to gauge the strength of holiday sales and gain insight into 2014. So far, it does not look so good.
St. Regis Aspen closes out Piaget Snow Polo season with mural unveiling
The St. Regis Aspen Resort is highlighting its affinity for polo Dec. 19-20 by acting as the official hospitality partner for The Piaget World Snow Polo Championship, the final stop on the 2013 circuit.
Four Seasons Maui follows humpback whales for Artisan Showcase
Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea is showcasing the underwater photography of Dan and John Cesere as part of its ongoing Artisan Showcase series.
Connecting the 5 pillars of mobile marketing in 2014
Pundits, reporters, analysts and industry experts are busy laying claim to 2013. The industry is in agreement that 2013 has been a banner year for mobile. This sentiment is not very different from 2012.
Tiffany debuts Tiffany Diamond in Beijing with original music score
Jeweler Tiffany & Co. employed Chinese composer Tan Dun to create a piece that sets the tone for the brand among affluent consumers.
Salon du Chocolat New York gains insights from Columbia, Parsons
NEW YORK – Students from Columbia Business School and Parsons The New School for Design’s interdisciplinary program “The Design and Marketing of Luxury Goods” devised methods for improving the annual Salon du Chocolat trade show in New York.
3 key mobile takeaways for marketers this holiday season
Before your business starts throwing dollars toward mobile campaigns to reel in armies of shoppers at the mall, buyer beware: much of the conventional wisdom about how and where people use their devices is wrong.
Columbia, Parsons view Dior stylist as link between brand and consumer
NEW YORK – Students from Columbia Business School and Parsons The New School for Design’s interdisciplinary program “The Design and Marketing of Luxury Goods” worked with French atelier Christian Dior to propose a strategy that aims to build trust among consumers and sales associates in a retail climate where that relationship has begun to fray.
Bovet launches first US boutique with 50 exclusive timepieces
Swiss timepiece manufacturer Bovet 1822 added its fourth boutique worldwide Dec. 12 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at The Ritz-Carlton Central Park, New York.