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Day’s wrap: Rolls-Royce, TikTok, Hermès, Hodinkee and Forbes Global Properties

September 29, 2021

The first EV from Rolls-Royce will hit roads in late 2023. Image credit: Rolls-Royce

 

By Luxury Daily News Service

Luxury Daily’s live news for Sept. 29:

Rolls-Royce reveals first EV, full electrification plans
British automaker Rolls-Royce has confirmed its first, long-awaited fully electric vehicle, marking a turning point for the marque.

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TikTok expands marketing tools, social commerce offerings
Social video-sharing platform TikTok is adding more marketing solutions, with an emphasis on strengthening brand and creator collaboration.

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Hermès, Hodinkee debut second watch collaboration
French fashion house Hermès and watch platform Hodinkee have reunited for a timepiece collaboration, their first joint effort since 2018.

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Forbes Global Properties extends presence to Dubai
Luxury real estate marketplace Forbes Global Properties has entered the Middle East as it continues to grow its membership network of real estate firms.

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Klarna leads pay-later rivals in Gen Z outreach
Installment payment providers Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay rely on social media to educate consumers about their value, but not every “buy now, pay later” platform is targeting the same audience.

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