This is as personalized as it gets.

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The Spanish scent giant that owns Dries Van Noten, Carolina Herrera, Paco Rabanne and Nina Ricci is trying to reposition itself as brand-builder first, licensee second. Can José Manuel Albesa, the executive behind the strategy, make it work?

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Companies have long valued the customer insights that online communities can provide, and some, such as Harley-Davidson, have even turned them into a revenue source by charging membership fees. But it’s not just companies that are tapping into this business model.

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Kering will host K Generation Award during the fashion week, which is densely packed with local power players and emerging fashion talents.

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The Parisian museum’s latest exhibition celebrates the life of Maharaja Yeshwant Rao Holkar II, one of the greatest collectors of modern art in the Thirties.

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McCartney made her debut as Bernard Arnault’s special adviser as LVMH unveiled a series of environmental measures.

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Jaguar Land Rover has developed a 3D printed glove to protect employees.

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Thingtesting has raised $300,000 from Silicon Valley veterans keen to invest in the opportunity for unbiased consumer reviews on Instagram.

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With estimates of the Hong Kong luxury market falling by as much as 60 percent this year, luxury brands like Tiffany & Co. are redoubling their efforts on the mainland.

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Instagram forbids the paid marketing of pharmaceuticals. But what happens when you click through on the promise of feeling better?

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LVMH Chairman Bernard Arnault had some critical words for teenage environmental activist Greta Thunberg when he spoke at the luxury giant’s sustainability event in Paris.

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The Luxottica-owned retailer created one sunglass style, sold in five colorways, a collaboration with the actress and style icon's SJP by Sarah Jessica Parker line.

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The high-end luxury world of exclusive jewellery, cigars, whisky, cars and fashion is only available to the selected few rich and famous.

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Dealmoon's Rose Blackmore spoke at WWD’s Digital Forum on the importance of the Chinese Millennial and Gen Z consumer.

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The reseller has taken a new approach to uniting buyers and sellers.

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Retailers are using cameras and smartphones to track customers' every move. But is the data pulled from this technology worth the privacy backlash?

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Bernard Arnault met with archbishop Mgr. Michel Aupetit on Tuesday to sign the donation convention for the company's pledged 200 million euros.

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