By combining causal modeling with continuous data analysis, AI is turning measurement from a rearview mirror into a decision-making engine.

At a time where the concept of male leadership is reaching a precipice, authority has lost its go-to male heroes in politicians, CEOs, music/studio executives and royalty.

New research reveals a Chinese luxury market in cautious recovery, where strong confidence coexists with disciplined budgets, growing “local love” for Chinese brands, and a reshaped channel mix in which official and travel-retail formats move to the center.

Less than a week to go before the leading networking-oriented luxury outlook conference welcomes top decision-makers in the business to gain invaluable insights from 46 senior execs in global luxury. Will luxury bounce back in 2026 or struggle? Will AI help or threaten luxury professionals and brands? This and more on Jan. 14-15 in New York. Join us – time is running out to register.

Many mid-market luxury brands are cautiously entering loyalty and cashback ecosystems once considered off-limits for fear those programs might be detrimental to the brand’s identity.

AI is already reshaping discovery, clienteling, service and operations. Yet most organizations are stuck in pilot mode because AI sits outside the real workflow.

For the first time, the Indian luxury consumer is being treated as a global citizen, and the global luxury brand is finally being treated as a domestic partner.

In traditional SEO, the playbook was clear: write for humans, optimize for Google. AI search doesn’t work that way.

By combining causal modeling with continuous data analysis, AI is turning measurement from a rearview mirror into a decision-making engine.

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.

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.

Registration is open for Luxury Roundtable’s third annual Luxury Women Leaders Summit April 15 in New York. Speakers include senior execs from Rolls-Royce, UBS, J. P. Morgan Chase, Kearney, The RealReal, Moët Hennessy, Condé Nast, Chief, Burgess Yachts, Douglas Elliman, Barnes, Coldwell Banker Warburg and David Yurman, among nearly 30 executives. Join us!

Top executives in the luxury business are expected to attend the third annual Luxury Women Leaders Summit April 15 in New York – a Luxury Roundtable exclusive event that focuses on advancing progress in career, company and category.

Less than a week to go before the leading networking-oriented luxury outlook conference welcomes top decision-makers in the business to gain invaluable insights from 46 senior execs in global luxury. Will luxury bounce back in 2026 or struggle? Will AI help or threaten luxury professionals and brands? This and more on Jan. 14-15 in New York. Join us – time is running out to register.