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Authenticating Luxury Goods, Remotely And Reliably

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There is no shortage of online marketplaces for consumers seeking luxury goods, slightly used. That’s a massive number, and one that represents the near-ubiquity of counterfeit goods, even on well-known and well-established marketplaces. The challenge, however, is knowing they are actually getting the real deal.

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Deep Dive: Buy Now, Exercise Now, Pay Later

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These range from extreme sports events like Spartan Races and triathlons to high-end luxury classes like SoulCycle — or simply having a bench press in one’s garage. All options cost money, however, and high price tags on gear, classes or personalized training plans can deter individuals from achieving their health goals.

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DUST Identity Raises $10M For Supply Chain Security

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Pioneers of the first diamond-coated unclonable security tag for supply chain security and end-to-end tracking, DUST Identity has announced $10 million in Series A funding. The funding will help DUST Identity grow its customer base across industries, including automotive, luxury goods and cosmetics as well as oil, gas and utilities.

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Are Online Resale Sites Rife With Counterfeits?

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Counterfeiting is stereotypically the domain of luxury goods, where fraudsters dupe unsuspecting shoppers into buying fake handbags, accessories or beauty products. Sales of counterfeit goods through online marketplaces are expected to hit $1.8 The growing scourge isn’t just limited to Instagram or luxury goods.

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Chairish CEO: What High-End Furniture eTail Can Learn From Designer Clothing’s eFoibles

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An unquestionably good move for Chairish, he noted, since in the home furnishing segment, the interior designer is the MVP buyer. And, generally speaking, they’re buying big — in terms of both the number of items they buy and the price tags on those items. It didn’t take long for the thinking of the luxury brands to evolve.

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How Olivela Wants To Save The World Selling Luxury Items

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There are many, many good things to be said for buying designer fashion items or high-end beauty products. “I knew then that we could unleash the equity in luxury shopping to yield benefit and opportunity for so many children around the globe.”. After all, there is a reason #selfcare is a perennial favorite on Instagram.

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Instagram’s High-Fashion Fakes Problem

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Instagram has a counterfeit goods problem. According to Ghost’s data, 20 percent of all fashion posts on the site feature at least one counterfeit item, and the study was able to find at least 50,000 accounts either promoting or directly selling counterfeit goods. That is a 171 percent increase from Ghost’s 2016 analysis.