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Luxury Memo special reports

Luxury in 2018: Special Outlook Edition

December 28, 2017

London department store Fortnum & Mason is known for its elaborate holiday and New Year's specials. Image credit: Fortnum & Mason London department store Fortnum & Mason is known for its elaborate holiday and New Year's specials. Image credit: Fortnum & Mason

 

By Mickey Alam Khan

Rich grow richer. Do the merchants?

The outlook for luxury consumers in 2018 is bright: the rich are getting richer. The challenge for luxury marketers is how to get them to spend more.

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