More than half of employees said they would work for less if they had better healthcare and retirement benefits, and luxury brands that can offer such forms of security may be able to save money while attracting and retaining top talent during these uncertain times.
When Shanghai Fashion Week and online retailing juggernaut Tmall announced an entirely livestreamed, digital fashion week, it left many fashion councils scratching their heads.
The city that accounts for an estimated one-third of all luxury spending via retail, tourism and real estate is now effectively locked down starting March 22.
The COVID-19 coronavirus has dramatically disrupted the lives of consumers globally and as this pandemic spreads, shoppers worldwide are transforming their behavior to adapt.
As the COVID-19 virus spreads and causes economic disruptions and unintended consequences in almost every industry, what marketing programs could you implement with little investment, short time-to-market, and an ability to generate additional revenue?
How else has the coronavirus changed Chinese consumer attitudes?
The city’s economy continues to decline, and people — expats, young native Hong Kong professionals, Chinese nationals — are leaving.
What does Joe Brusuelas, chief economist to the middle market at RSM, have to say about the state of retail sales in the United States?
Vogue editor in chief Anna Wintour has excoriated U.S. President Trump for inadequate action on the coronavirus outbreak in a March 16 editorial letter posted on Vogue.com.
For years, industry experts have been announcing the end of fashion shows, but until the COVID-19 outbreak, this idea seemed too radical for fashion loving-crowds to accept.
