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Fashion Magazines Hit as Luxury Ad Spend Dwindles
Global fashion houses are slashing their marketing budgets by 30 to 80 percent to weather the economic fallout of the pandemic.
Fashion Magazines Hit as Luxury Ad Spend Dwindles
Global fashion houses are slashing their marketing budgets by 30 to 80 percent to weather the economic fallout of the pandemic.
Amazon vs Alibaba: Which E-Commerce Giant Is Winning the Covid-19 Era?
The online retail goliaths have made a fortune as the pandemic shifted shopping online but the crisis has also exposed their vulnerabilities and shed light on challenges that lie ahead.
Amazon vs Alibaba: Which E-Commerce Giant Is Winning the Covid-19 Era?
The online retail goliaths have made a fortune as the pandemic shifted shopping online but the crisis has also exposed their vulnerabilities and shed light on challenges that lie ahead.
Weibo Enters the E-Commerce Race. Should Brands be Excited or Cautious?
With 560 million monthly active users and a host of new features like Xiaodian and Lvzhou, the social media giant is making a play for China’s lucrative e-commerce market.
Weibo Enters the E-Commerce Race. Should Brands be Excited or Cautious?
With 560 million monthly active users and a host of new features like Xiaodian and Lvzhou, the social media giant is making a play for China’s lucrative e-commerce market.
Why Are Luxury Brands Advertising on Twitter?
Hermès, Balenciaga and Cartier are among the brands advertising on Twitter. The social media platform is dwarfed by Instagram and YouTube, but it’s increasingly seen as a new way to reach young and wealthy consumers.
Why Are Luxury Brands Advertising on Twitter?
Hermès, Balenciaga and Cartier are among the brands advertising on Twitter. The social media platform is dwarfed by Instagram and YouTube, but it’s increasingly seen as a new way to reach young and wealthy consumers.
The Luxury Watch Business Is in Trouble. Top Makers Have Some Solutions.
From rental programmes to suped-up repair services, the industry’s leaders are working hard to get more profit out of fewer sales.
The Luxury Watch Business Is in Trouble. Top Makers Have Some Solutions.
From rental programmes to suped-up repair services, the industry’s leaders are working hard to get more profit out of fewer sales.
What's Really Driving Success in the Fine Jewellery Market?
From Cartier to Boucheron, established houses are doubling down on entry-price, 'affordable' items in order to boost their top lines.
What's Really Driving Success in the Fine Jewellery Market?
From Cartier to Boucheron, established houses are doubling down on entry-price, 'affordable' items in order to boost their top lines.
Christie's Maharajah Auction Signals Increased Demand for High Jewellery
The luxury auction house is capitalising on the market's momentum.
Christie's Maharajah Auction Signals Increased Demand for High Jewellery
The luxury auction house is capitalising on the market's momentum.
Watches of Switzerland Considers London IPO
With revenues of £746 million, the IPO could value the company at up to £1 billion.
Watches of Switzerland Considers London IPO
With revenues of £746 million, the IPO could value the company at up to £1 billion.
Swiss Watchmakers Caught in the Middle of US-China Trade War
Claims of the trade war's effects on the industry are not due to tariffs from either country, but because the dispute saps growth prospects in the two largest markets for watches.
Swiss Watchmakers Caught in the Middle of US-China Trade War
Claims of the trade war's effects on the industry are not due to tariffs from either country, but because the dispute saps growth prospects in the two largest markets for watches.
Saks Fifth Avenue Hits Back at Cartier with $55 Million Countersuit
The department store argues that it's justified in moving Cartier to the basement of its New York flagship, and denies ever assuring the fine jewellery brand that it could keep its ground floor boutique.
Saks Fifth Avenue Hits Back at Cartier with $55 Million Countersuit
The department store argues that it's justified in moving Cartier to the basement of its New York flagship, and denies ever assuring the fine jewellery brand that it could keep its ground floor boutique.