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Day’s wrap: Hermès, Gucci, WhatsApp, Lamborghini and Bentley
Luxury Daily’s live news: Hermès maintains sales momentum in Q3, led by Asia; Gucci shows ‘love’ to Hollywood with upcoming runway show; WhatsApp becomes latest platform to ramp up ecommerce offerings; Lamborghini sales on record pace through Q3; Bentley races through abandoned air base in memorable campaign.
FTC amends antitrust lawsuit against Facebook
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has filed an amended complaint against social media company Facebook in its ongoing antitrust case.
Why luxury brands cannot ignore TikTok
The Chinese video-sharing platform was the only app not owned by Facebook to make the global list of top five downloads, taking the leading spot for the first time over Facebook.
Authentic actions key for brands reaching conscious consumers
Environmentally conscious consumers continue to expand their presence online, calling on brands to be forthcoming about their efforts to preserve the planet.
Marriott inspires in global, multichannel Bonvoy campaign
Hospitality group Marriott International is highlighting the transformative power of travel in a global, multichannel campaign centered around its extensive loyalty program.
Saks strengthened services, ecommerce to thrive during COVID
NEW YORK — Although U.S. department store chain Saks Fifth Avenue was an early adopter of ecommerce, the COVID-19 pandemic motivated the retailer to take a more personalized approach to online channels.
Consumer privacy concerns grow with social commerce popularity
While ecommerce and social shopping are accelerating, consumer confidence in the privacy and security of omnichannel payments is low, according to data security and compliance consultancy Semafone.
Defining luxury brands’ post-COVID-19 Amazon strategy
More than 1 billion fashion products had been ordered via the online giant last year – and that is before taking into account any parallel categories such as cosmetics.
Retailers boost audience reach, in-app sales via Facebook, Instagram ads
Marketers ramped up their spending on social media platform Facebook and its subsidiary, Instagram, during Black Friday and Cyber Monday, as retailers turned to ecommerce to make up losses suffered throughout the year due to the COVID-19 pandemic and declining foot traffic.