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Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 27 - Mercedes-Benz works with The Weeknd to usher in EQC; Bulgari marks decade-long support for Save the Children with new efforts; Moët Hennessy takes sustainability strategy to local level with Billion Oyster Project; McLaren taps Tumi as luggage partner in lifestyle push; Maison & Objet gears up for 25th anniversary fair with next-gen focus.

German automaker Mercedes-Benz is teaming up with recording artist The Weeknd to introduce its first all-electric vehicle to a younger audience.

Moët Hennessy’s U.S. importer is taking up the issue of restoring oyster reefs in New York Harbor through the support of nonprofit Billion Oyster Project.

Parisian interior design fair Maison & Objet will be themed around Generations Y and Z during 2020, as it marks its quarter century birthday with a look towards the future of consumer behavior.

British automaker McLaren has named Tumi its official luggage partner for its racing team and consumer cars brand, leveraging a shared focus on technical innovation and design.

Bulgari recently debuted the #GiveHope campaign, featuring numerous personalities such as Lily Alridge, Ursula Corbero, Alicia Vikander, Michael Fassbender and Eva Green, all of whom posed for photographer Rankin.

As holiday shopping picks up steam heading into Black Friday, consumers are thinking outside the traditional retail box for gifts, expanding the field of competition during the crucial fourth quarter.

Register now for the 8th annual Luxury FirstLook 2020 conference Jan. 15 in New York focused on the outlook for the year ahead. Find out from the smartest minds how the race is on for luxury products and services to match needs and values as a sine qua non of doing business. Seating limited to 100 - won't you join us?

NEW YORK – Sustainability in travel extends beyond environmental efforts to the way in which hospitality firms engage with the local community.

Register now for the 8th annual Luxury FirstLook 2020 conference Jan. 15 in New York focused on the outlook for the year ahead. Find out from the smartest minds how the race is on for luxury products and services to match needs and values as a sine qua non of doing business. Seating limited to 100 - won't you join us?

NEW YORK – Foot traffic at physical retailers is decreasing and unlikely to rebound, calling for brands to build a revamped store footprint with fewer locations that favor engagement over transacting.

Luxury Daily is inviting nominations for the most prestigious luxury awards handed out annually: Luxury Marketer of the Year, Luxury Retailer of the Year, Luxury Digital Marketer of the Year, Luxury Agency of the Year, Luxury Publisher of the Year, Luxury Researcher of the Year and Luxury Personality of the Year.

This third annual State of Luxury: The Insider View report by Luxury Daily and Unity Marketing surveys 600-plus luxury insiders on their reasons for optimism and caution in 2019. Buy the 44-page exclusive research to arm yourself with invaluable intelligence, or get it free with an annual subscription to Luxury Daily.

This third annual State of Luxury: The Insider View report by Luxury Daily and Unity Marketing surveys 600-plus luxury insiders on their reasons for optimism and caution in 2019. Buy the 44-page exclusive research to arm yourself with invaluable intelligence, or get it free with an annual subscription to Luxury Daily.

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Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 26 - Saint Laurent’s latest installment of Shanghai film invites self-introspection; Ritz-Carlton takes Fashion Santa to four cities as part of holiday charity push; Fendi restoration of 4 historic Roman fountains concludes; Roger Vivier celebrates holiday romance with brand ambassador.

Today in luxury - Luxury malls expanding in pursuit of younger and less well-heeled customers; Barneys bankruptcy leads to rare luxury deals this Black Friday; Head of Kering’s watches and jewelry division steps down; VW's Audi to cut 1 in 10 jobs to fund shift to electric vehicles.

A newly released study from Ipsos Mori Research and Facebook indicates the ever-growing influence of social media on luxury shopping in the digital world.

Meet Daniella Vega, head of sustainability at Selfridges. She is on Luxury Daily's prestigious Luxury Women to Watch 2020 honor roll.

Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 26 - Saint Laurent’s latest installment of Shanghai film invites self-introspection; Ritz-Carlton takes Fashion Santa to four cities as part of holiday charity push; Fendi restoration of 4 historic Roman fountains concludes; Roger Vivier celebrates holiday romance with brand ambassador.