Counterfeiting and IP – Luxury Memo special report
Luxury brands work hard to establish a positioning based on quality and artistry, but while this appeal lures in customers, it also makes them an attractive target for knockoffs.
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Counterfeiting and IP – Luxury Memo special report
Luxury brands work hard to establish a positioning based on quality and artistry, but while this appeal lures in customers, it also makes them an attractive target for knockoffs.
French transparency law, senior living, Versace and Audi – News briefs
Today in luxury – France forcing corporate transparency with new law; Aging in luxury: $20K-a-month senior living on the horizon; Trump’s Dubai business associates to build Versace-branded tower block in London; Audi board reshuffle to happen by mid-September.
China is the biggest driver of global luxury growth: McKinsey
China is rapidly becoming one of the most important luxury markets in the world, with more than $7.4 billion in luxury goods being bought in the country per year, according to a new report from McKinsey.
Interactive elements, Chanel, Ulysse Nardin, Swarovski, Hermès, McLaren and Goyard – Live news
Luxury Daily’s live news from Aug. 17 – Tiffany, Sotheby’s wield interactive elements and see results; Chanel vacations among the jet-set in Capri; Ulysse Nardin eyes innovation with CEO hire; Nike Air Max 97 sneakers glimmer with 55K Swarovski crystals; Hermès targets millennials in latest fragrance launch; McLaren builds family relationships with Step2 collaboration; Goyard brings Old World charm to Rodeo Drive’s glamour.
Ulysse Nardin eyes innovation with CEO hire
Kering-owned Swiss watchmaker Ulysse Nardin has announced Patrick Pruniaux as its new CEO.
JD.com dedicated luxury channel in works
As China’s ecommerce arena heats up, marketplace JD.com is said to be the next Chinese retailer to introduce a luxury-specific selling platform.
Craftsmanship, talent and education in luxury – Luxury Memo special report
Luxury is currently facing an onslaught of challenges, but one factor that may prove most damaging to the business’ future is dwindling interest in artisanal skills as professional career paths.
Craftsmanship, talent and education in luxury – Luxury Memo special report
Luxury is currently facing an onslaught of challenges, but one factor that may prove most damaging to the business’ future is dwindling interest in artisanal skills as professional career paths.
Alibaba enhances anti-counterfeiting measures in response to apathy accusations
Alibaba, one of China’s most prominent ecommerce platforms, is introducing enhancements to its intellectual property protection platform.