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Announcing the Luxury Marketing Summit May 13 in New York. Join Us!Open to all readers

Registration is open for Luxury Roundtable’s prestigious Luxury Marketing Summit May 13 in New York. Do join us and meet some of the most influential luxury marketers in the business.

Fashion and leather goods

Value of luxury must be clearly demonstrated, genuinely felt by wealthy to retain loyaltyOpen to all readers

Luxury isn’t declining – it’s being redefined in a shift toward emotion, experience and meaning among HNW consumers.

Wealth management

UAE still poised for growth in post-conflict era: reportOpen to all readers

Against a backdrop of uncertainty, the outlook across the UAE’s HNW and UHNW community remains constructive and increasingly opportunity-led.

Outlook

From ownership to proven worth: Why luxury is entering its most honest era yetOpen to all readers

For decades, luxury operated on an unspoken agreement: If it was expensive enough, it was valuable enough. That agreement is quietly dissolving.

Travel and hospitality

Leading Hotels of the World extends alliance with DayBlink GPO for new revenue, management, payment services

The Leading Hotels of the World (LHW) has extended its partnership with DayBlink GPO, the largest luxury hospitality buying consortium.

Research

State of Luxury 2026 report: Luxury enters new era – slower, more selective, less forgivingOpen to all readers

The State of Luxury 2026 is a guide to where is the luxury market headed based on insider feedback — and how to win in a market where affluent consumers are changing their priorities.

Announcing the Luxury Marketing Summit May 13 in New York. Join Us!Open to all readers

Registration is open for Luxury Roundtable’s prestigious Luxury Marketing Summit May 13 in New York. Do join us and meet some of the most influential luxury marketers in the business.

Retail

Price becomes primary battleground for this year

Retailers once again find themselves in the hot seat, trying to attract customers, grow revenue and maintain margins. 

Perfumes, cosmetics and beauty

L’Oreal closes transaction to buy House of Creed, Kering Beauté for $4.6B

The finalized agreement also includes the signing of beauty and fragrance licenses for the many brands within Kering’s portfolio.

Real estate

Which global cities are creating the best opportunities for investors, occupiers?

Megacities lead British real estate brokerage Savills’ Resilient Cities Index. But infrastructure investment and a livability focus are helping new cities climb the rankings.

Real estate

British brokerage Savills to buy real estate bank Eastdil Secured for $1.1B

The transaction strengthens capabilities in capital markets advisory through the acquisition of a leader in real estate investment banking.

Fashion and leather goods

France’s Kering, in global property paring, completes majority sale of iconic Milan building to Al-Mirqab Group

Kering received $842 million at closing, while a remaining $499 million will be paid to the group five years later.

Marketing

Why brands missed the moment on socialOpen to all readers

Advertisers are spending record amounts to advertise during major moments such as the Olympics, but are unable to flex their creative messaging to be of the moment.

Value of luxury must be clearly demonstrated, genuinely felt by wealthy to retain loyaltyOpen to all readers

Luxury isn’t declining – it’s being redefined in a shift toward emotion, experience and meaning among HNW consumers.

UAE still poised for growth in post-conflict era: reportOpen to all readers

Against a backdrop of uncertainty, the outlook across the UAE’s HNW and UHNW community remains constructive and increasingly opportunity-led.

From ownership to proven worth: Why luxury is entering its most honest era yetOpen to all readers

For decades, luxury operated on an unspoken agreement: If it was expensive enough, it was valuable enough. That agreement is quietly dissolving.

More Research

From ownership to proven worth: Why luxury is entering its most honest era yetOpen to all readers

For decades, luxury operated on an unspoken agreement: If it was expensive enough, it was valuable enough. That agreement is quietly dissolving.

Price becomes primary battleground for this year

Retailers once again find themselves in the hot seat, trying to attract customers, grow revenue and maintain margins. 

Why brands missed the moment on socialOpen to all readers

Advertisers are spending record amounts to advertise during major moments such as the Olympics, but are unable to flex their creative messaging to be of the moment.

More Columns

State of Luxury 2026 report: Luxury enters new era – slower, more selective, less forgivingOpen to all readers

The State of Luxury 2026 is a guide to where is the luxury market headed based on insider feedback — and how to win in a market where affluent consumers are changing their priorities.

Harnessing AI: How to mitigate risks

While there are a multitude of applications for generative AI, marketing is one of the areas that has made the greatest inroads while still being susceptible to the greatest risks.

How retail marketers can profitably clear inventory

The usual approach – clearance sales – are not going to help retailers get out of their current inventory-glut jam and build the runway they need to hit their longer-term goals.

More Profiles

Announcing the Luxury Marketing Summit May 13 in New York. Join Us!Open to all readers

Registration is open for Luxury Roundtable’s prestigious Luxury Marketing Summit May 13 in New York. Do join us and meet some of the most influential luxury marketers in the business.

State of Luxury 2026 report: Luxury enters new era – slower, more selective, less forgivingOpen to all readers

The State of Luxury 2026 is a guide to where is the luxury market headed based on insider feedback — and how to win in a market where affluent consumers are changing their priorities.

What is the current pathway to leadership in luxury?

Much is said about how to become a leader: stay the course, be focused, work the hours, network, manage up, down and sideways. All true, but will this advice hold up in an era of AI-driven disruption, shrinking headcount, questioned authenticity and geopolitical uncertainty?

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