In the legendary “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” film, Audrey Hepburn enjoys a croissant and coffee outside of Tiffany & Co.’s New York store. Years later, retailers have since reimagined their stores to include amenities such as eateries and VIP spaces. Take a look at how retailers like Tiffany & Co. and Bulgari are updating their flagship stores to allow for more experiences — and why brick-and-mortar retail is still important to these retailers in the digital age.  Read More...

How can consumers take the often monumental expense of a vacation and break it down into smaller payments? Platforms such as flywallet seek to allow consumers to book airline tickets at half their cost and pay the remainder in smaller payments. Founder and CEO Thomas Enzo explains how the service works — and how it fits into larger travel trends.  Read More...

In the era of evolving consumer expectations, giving customers what they want can be challenging, since it can be bit of a moving target. But providing the right set of choices, securing them and then living up to expectations are all good starts.  Read More...