Luxury Daily, Feb. 1, 2022 – How can retailers lure consumers away from mass-market sites?
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| | Retail How can retailers lure consumers away from mass-market sites?  |  Online behemoths such as Amazon and Google continue dominating as product discovery destinations, so a top priority among high-end retailers is finding new ways to reroute the digital consumer’s shopping journey. Entire
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| Automotive Automakers make marketing a family affair, while others stay in their lane |  Gone are the days of luxury automotive ads that only illustrate a need for speed. Entire
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 | Retail Nordstrom celebrates Black beauty, power in employee-led campaign |  U.S. department store chain Nordstrom is commemorating Black History Month with a campaign honoring the multifaceted experience of what it means to be Black. Entire
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| News briefs Dolce & Gabbana, LVMH, NYFW, DFS and Perfect Corp. |  Luxury Daily’s live news: Dolce & Gabbana latest luxury house to ditch fur; LVMH opens annual Innovation Award applications to startups; Afterpay takes NYFW activation to Los Angeles; DFS celebrates Lunar New Year in the metaverse; Perfect Corp. expands into virtual jewelry try-on space. Entire
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| Retail Why supply chain disruptions in China signal a rough retail market |  As local coronavirus cases surge in China, the government has intensified its zero-COVID strategy. Intermittent travel restrictions and lockdowns have kept consumers in place and away from domestic shopping meccas such as Hainan and Hong Kong. Entire
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