While overall spending in China is back up to where it was in 2013, spending on gifts has decreased 30 percent over the past two years, according to a report by Hurun.
French jewelry maison Cartier is sharing its “winter treasures” with consumers through a digitized catalog that glimmers and sparkles as if the pieces were set in display cases.
German automaker BMW compared its new electronic car to the creation of the Internet with a humorous commercial that aired during Super Bowl XLIX Feb. 1.
Luxury brands used a variety of strategies, including humor, rebellion and social justice to inspire consumers and employees and to promote their products.
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