For this year’s edition of the Financial Times Business of Luxury Summit – its first to be held entirely online – the publication will invite executives, creatives and analysts from around the world to share how they are navigating this unprecedented period, planning for future growth and where they see investment and acquisition opportunities.
As the rest of the world struggled with lockdowns and mounting death tolls from the ongoing pandemic, China celebrated its biggest retail festival, Singles’ Day, or 11.11, which somehow managed to be bigger than ever this year, setting multiple sales records.
For this year’s edition of the Financial Times Business of Luxury Summit – its first to be held entirely online – the publication will invite executives, creatives and analysts from around the world to share how they are navigating this unprecedented period, planning for future growth and where they see investment and acquisition opportunities.
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While the luxury industry has faced setbacks as physical shopping screeched to a halt due to the coronavirus pandemic, brands are continuing full-speed ahead with investments in bricks-and-mortar.
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According to the Savigny Luxury Index (SLI), the luxury sector just had one of its worst quarters on record.
Even while consumers stay closer to home during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, many have made smartphones their primary digital devices — and brands should adjust their marketing to meet this important shift.
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U.S. department store chain Neiman Marcus is celebrating the magic of everyday in its latest fall campaign.
