Generation Z – Luxury Memo special report
Luxury brands will no longer be able to overlook Generation Z, as these up-and-coming consumers acquire more social influence and earning power.
Luxury brands will no longer be able to overlook Generation Z, as these up-and-coming consumers acquire more social influence and earning power.
NEW YORK – Amplifying opportunities and resources within the workplace is vital to ensuring women and minorities are included in company culture and leadership.
Luxury brands will no longer be able to overlook Generation Z, as these up-and-coming consumers acquire more social influence and earning power.
A boost in spending in mainland China was a significant contributor in increased sales for several luxury brands last month, with the industry as a whole experiencing double-digit sales growth.
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Kering-owned Italian porcelain brand Richard Ginori is parting ways with its chairman/CEO as he leaves to focus on family.
The management consultancy predicted that Chinese shoppers – both at home and abroad – would spend approximately $180 billion (1.2 trillion renminbi) on luxury goods by 2025, accounting for 40 percent of the worldwide consumption.
Ecommerce platform Secoo has entered into an agreement with Spring Studios in New York for a variety of marketing and retail endeavors.
French fashion label Saint Laurent is weaving a narrative about jealousy, portraying the confusion that can often come with love.
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