Instagram is giving more users the option to publicly hide the like count on their posts. The company announced today that it’s expanding its hidden like count test, which it first announced in May, to six more countries: Ireland, Italy, Japan, Brazil, Australia, and New Zealand.
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Read MoreU.S. fashion company Ralph Lauren’s president of global brands Valérie Hermann is leaving the corporation this fall.
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Read MoreOver the past decade, Hilton and its partners have expanded their global presence from 15 to 29 countries and territories worldwide.
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Such a lengthy history is priceless—but it also can also be a burden for a brand looking to become a nimble 21st century operation.
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Read MoreA luxury, boutique cat hotel which offers "five-star" accommodation to feline guests has opened in Orpington.
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Read MoreWhen it comes time for Lexus owners and lessees to shop for a new vehicle, they're most likely to step into another Lexus.
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Read MoreThe impact from the Hong Kong protests is spreading to global luxury retailers, with jewellery and cosmetics getting hurt as shoppers and big-spending travellers stay away.
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Read MoreA month after releasing its first pair of headphones, Saint Laurent continues its march towards the audio sector.
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Read MoreBarney’s department store has been synonymous with luxury brands since it was founded nearly a century ago, but last week the US retailer announced it is in the midst of a potential bankruptcy filing.
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Read MoreCompanies specializing in luxury goods has been forced to expand beyond its historical boundaries, moving into “experiential” spaces.
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