Luxury Daily, March 13, 2017 – Luxury to benefit from developing city-level economies in Africa, Middle East
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Luxury to benefit from developing city-level economies in Africa, Middle East
Political instability and evolving urban economies have propelled consumers into a landscape of uncertainty, making authenticity, convenience and experience all trends to watch, according to a new report from Euromonitor.
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Rolex ranked most reputable company by consumers: report
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Differentiation, loyalty hinge on customer experience: Boston Retail Partners
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Prada, Kering Group severely need to reassess forced-labor practices: report
Italian fashion house Prada and French conglomerate Kering Group are among the luxury brands at the bottom rankings of businesses and forced-labor practices.