Dubai, United Arab Emirates may be trailing key luxury retail destinations such as New York and London today, but the market is projected to experience the fastest growth in sales over the next five years, according to a new report from Savills.
Snapchat’s 2.0 update changes things for marketers, as content can now appear without the need to click, opening opportunities to get in front of users while making it more important than ever that brands not post too much.
Silicon Valley, CA communities are experiencing a shortage of inventory at the high-end, but new cities are emerging as luxury hubs, according to a report by Coldwell Banker.
Luxury Daily's live news from April 8 - Saks to close Dubai department store after 10-year stint; Maserati personalizes purchase process via Chase finance solution; Marc Jacobs casts Screaming Queens for UGC eyewear effort; Prada nets 2015 growth in Japan, as China continues to cool.
Today in luxury marketing: Chaumet and Boucheron join exodus from Biennale des Antiquaires; Why would Yves Saint Laurent erase the Hedi Slimane era?; The grey market; Azzedine Alaïa on fashion’s current turbulence.
New out-of-home marketing technology is already drawing fire from privacy advocates and others who are concerned that the average consumer is unaware that his or her location data is being shared with advertisers and marketers.
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