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HONG KONG – Personalizing customer experiences instead of focusing simply on product and service offerings is crucial for luxury aviation companies to differentiate themselves. Read more

HONG KONG – Both Chinese and Indian consumers are price- and currency-conscious in their spending, which impacts both where and what they buy. Read more

HONG KONG – For too long, luxury brands have operated as if there is still a distinction between the online and offline worlds instead of accepting that affluent shoppers seek out personalized, omicha ... Read more

HONG KONG – Entering creative partnerships can help brands venture into new categories or modernize their image, but luxury labels need to keep their DNA at the heart of collaborations. Read more

German automaker Porsche is playing up how its cars serve as vehicles, literally and metaphorically, for drivers to make new memories in a road trip-themed short film. Read more

NEW YORK — As perceptions of high fashion and luxury continue to evolve, brands and designers should become more open-minded about embracing different audiences. Read more

To capture consumer attention, a growing number of retailers and department stores have partnered with luxury brands to create more engaging campaigns. Read more

Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 9 - Silvercar by Audi opens its doors to dogs; Christian Louboutin is shrinking down its iconic red bottoms; Thermador releases interactive cooking appliances; Hugo ... Read more

Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 9 - Silvercar by Audi opens its doors to dogs; Christian Louboutin is shrinking down its iconic red bottoms; Thermador releases interactive cooking appliances; Hugo ... Read more

German automaker Porsche is working with a luxury fashion brand to outfit its racing team with menswear. Read more

French footwear label Christian Louboutin looks to capture customers as early as it gets with a limited edition collection. Read more

German automaker Audi is making it easier for those with pets to rent cars, as it becomes commonplace to not own a car. Read more

NEW YORK – As technology continues to tighten its grip on the luxury world, it is increasingly important and more challenging for luxury brands to cut through the noise and reach affluents. Read more

Today, consumers are less apt to define luxury by price, opening up opportunities for more affordable labels and goods. But how should brands approach the accessible luxury opportunity? Read more