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Day’s wrap: Bentley, Sotheby’s, Hennessy, McLaren and Brandwatch

March 3, 2021

Bentley is teaming up with Cheshire Community Foundation (CCF) in launching a fund to assist initiatives responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. Image credit: Bentley

 

By Luxury Daily News Service

Luxury Daily’s live news for March 3:

Bentley introduces COVID-19 impact fund
British automaker Bentley Motors is announcing its launch of a COVID-19 impact fund focusing on community projects in the Crewe area.

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Sotheby’s auctioning Hennessy X.O 150th anniversary Masterpiece decanter
Auction house Sotheby’s will be featuring a Hennessy X.O. 150th anniversary Masterpiece decanter during its spirits auction on March 13.

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McLaren Automotive taps Cherry London to grow partnership portfolio
British automaker McLaren Automotive is appointing an agency to help grow its partnership portfolio.

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Cision acquires Brandwatch, prioritizing digital insights
Public relations and earned media software company Cision has announced its acquisition of Brandwatch, an AI-powered social listening and content marketing analytics platform.

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Luxury retail must adapt to impact of remote work
While the massive work-from-home shift served as a short-term response to the COVID-19 pandemic, companies have begun adopting the trend as a permanent work style — impacting lifestyle preferences and habits for many consumers.

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