Luxury Daily, August 19, 2019 – Emotionally intelligent companies offer better customer experience
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Today in luxury – Slower tourist traffic adds to retailers’ woes; Sephora employees to undergo “long-term inclusion learning program”; BMW’s CEO urges staff to narrow sales gap with Mercedes; Hong Kong property market withstands unrest that roiled economy.
U.S. jeweler Tiffany & Co. is expanding its offerings with the launch of new dedicated men’s collections.
Luxury automakers from around the world are celebrating milestones and touting new models at Monterey Car Week, including at the iconic Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance.
Today in luxury – Wall Street drops as Trump comments fan trade worries; Daimler faces up to $1.1B fine for diesel cheating; How social media stars are diversifying; DIY beauty is on the rise.
Logos and the company’s overall visual design have become more challenging as the marketplace has expanded and communication amplified globally.
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Per a recent report, more than 300 international brands are planning to open stores in India by 2020, which is a clear indication of the strong belief in the Indian luxury market’s potential.
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