Giorgio Armani leads Italian fashion houses as the brand considered most-listable as a future initial public offering, according to a quantitative rating system developed by Pambianco Strategie di Imprese.
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Consumer sentiment for colored-gemstones such as rubies, emeralds and sapphires is on the rise, particularly with millennials, according to research by colored-gemstone miner Gemfields.
Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana is taking cues from fast-fashion copy cats for a series of logo tees featured in its spring/summer 2017 collection.
German automaker Audi is taking another step forward in bringing technology to drivers, with an upcoming launch that integrates vehicles with surrounding infrastructure.
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Millennials – now the United States’ largest generation and imminently the future consumers of luxury products and services – are now encountering financial issues and challenges that the Gen-Xers and baby boomers never encountered when they were young adults.
Marketers of communications services face a paradox: while a big chunk of millennials place a high value on their phone, pay television and home Internet, an even bigger chunk is thumbs-down on the services.
