Luxury Daily, May 20, 2020 – Wellness amenities to dominate luxury real estate demand
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Will luxury brands still sponsor sports events this year after the coronavirus pandemic?
Luxury brands have a legacy in sports sponsorships, but will this change now that several professional sports organizations have been forced to re-imagine their 2020 live-event schedules with COVID-19 social-distancing rules?
Luxury Daily, May 11, 2020 – How brands and retailers should handle returns after the pandemic
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India’s luxury market in the shadow of COVID-19
India’s luxury market may not be as big as China’s or most European countries, but its growing list of billionaires and millionaires is impressive. So how has the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic affected the Indian market for luxury goods and services?
Splurge, not save: The changing dynamics of the Indian luxury consumer
Fueled by access to the Internet and international trends, aspiring Indians want enhanced experiences that make their lives better. Cash-rich, time-poor middle class and upper middle class Indians are driving the rise in spending across categories.
British sports carmaker McLaren joins VentilatorChallengeUK Consortium
The consortium comprises major U.K. industrial, technology and engineering companies across sectors such as automotive, aerospace and healthcare.
Luxury Daily, February 25, 2020 – Rising digitally savvy middle class to fuel India’s appetite for luxury
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Italy’s Alfa Romeo to mark 110th year with celebrations, new logo
Alfa Romeo joins the ranks of surviving storied luxury automakers such as Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, Bentley Motors, BMW, Aston Martin and Audi in the century-plus club.
Ferrari is world’s strongest brand, Bernard Arnault second-best brand guardian
Italian sports car maker Ferrari retained pole position as the world’s strongest brand for the second year in a row, according to Brand Finance.
Louis Vuitton most popular gifting brand for HNW Chinese
Even though electronics are the most popular gifting category for high-net-worth Chinese men, French house Louis Vuitton has beaten out Apple this year to become the most preferred label to give.