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Day’s wrap: Bentley, Hublot, Ovolo Hotels and Klarna

October 20, 2020

The Mulliner Bacalar is now available on the CSR Racing 2 video game. Image credit: Bentley

 

By Luxury Daily News Service

Luxury Daily’s live news for Oct. 20:

Bentley brings exclusive convertible to CSR Racing
British automaker Bentley Motors is expanding its lineup on a popular mobile racing game with the introduction of its Mulliner Bacalar.

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Hublot unveils new MECA-10 Clock as part of collaboration with L’Epée
Swiss watchmaker Hublot has used sophisticated engineering methods to produce an oversized version of its MECA-10 manufacture movement for use in a limited-edition table clock.

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Ovolo Hotels becomes first hospitality group to go vegetarian
Luxury hospitality group Ovolo Hotels is committing to meat-free menus in a show of support for sustainability efforts.

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Klarna arrives in Italy as ecommerce shopping grows in popularity
Payment provider Klarna is launching in Italy, as online shopping gains momentum in the country over the course of the coronavirus pandemic.

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As European lockdowns resume, luxury brands brace for more setbacks
Luxury brands will have to be strategic and fortunate to avoid any negative repercussions from the restrictions being put in place across Europe as governments return to lockdowns and curfews in an effort to stave off rising COVID-19 cases.

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