| | Jewelry Bricks-and-mortar still reigns for jewelry retail: report  |  Despite jewelry retailers’ expanded adoption of ecommerce, most consumers are still making their purchases in-store. Entire
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| Real estate Amazon moves into real estate with Realogy alliance |  Retail giant Amazon is extending its influence to another category with the launch of a new service in partnership with real estate firm Realogy, in a move that will likely disrupt the home market. Entire
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| Retail Register now: LuxeCX: Customer Experience in Luxury conference New York Sept. 25 FREE |  Register now for the world's first luxury customer experience conference: Luxury Daily's LuxeCX on Wednesday, Sept. 25 in New York. Hear from experts at Apple, Piaget, Forrester Research, InterContinental Hotels’ parent IHG, Ritz-Carlton Leadership Center, Christie's, South Coast Plaza, UBS, Taj Hotels’ The Pierre, IBM, Magellan Jets, Gaggenau, Altiant, Shanker Inc., Customer Experience Group and the Luxury Institute. Entire
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 | Apparel and accessories Stella McCartney advertises action in eco-conscious campaign FREE |  British fashion label Stella McCartney is using its winter 2019 advertising as a call to arms for consumers to tackle the issue of climate change. Entire
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| Webinars Webinar on Aug. 21: “Property and Furnishings: How to Hit a Home Run” FREE |  Register now for this free hour-long webinar Aug. 21 on how younger affluent consumers are shaping the way property is bought and sold and influencing what goes into these homes based on their values and concerns for the environment. Experts will weigh in with insights, analysis, tips and examples to keep home-oriented marketers competitive and relevant. Entire
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| Apparel and accessories Top 10 apparel and accessories headlines of H1 |  With consumers’ minds focusing on the health of the planet, social justices and the treatment of workers and animals, the apparel and accessories sector has had a turbulent year attempting to adapt. Entire
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| Luxury Memo special reports Alternative materials – Luxury Memo special report |  Luxury has traditionally been associated with specific naturally derived materials such as leather and diamonds, but technology and changing attitudes are paving the way for manmade alternatives. Entire
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| Research Luxury Daily releases 44-page State of Luxury 2019 report polling industry insiders FREE |  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. Entire
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 | News briefs Alexander McQueen, Polimoda, De Beers, LVMH, Crystal and Carolina Herrera – Live news |  Luxury Daily's live news from July 24 - Alexander McQueen casts Kate Moss in fall ads; Former Ferragamo creative director joins Polimoda; De Beers Group makes progress towards carbon-neutral mining; LVMH revenues jump 15pc in H1; Crystal updates loyalty program for more flexibility; Carolina Herrera empowers “good girl” coders. Entire
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| News briefs Supply chains, Remy Cointreau, Daimler and Moncler – News briefs |  Today in luxury - Factory floor is a luxury priority as brands take control of production; Remy Cointreau has started CEO search with expertise in luxury sector a key criterion; Daimler’s travails reflect broader pain in luxury autos; Moncler and LVMH set the bar high for luxury. Entire
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| Home furnishings 5 ways for home brands to connect with luxury homeowners |  The biggest surprise found across a new study is that the most well-known premium brands in the home furnishings and appliance space are often not the ones that rise to the top of their category. Entire
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