by LuxTag | Jun 15, 2020 | All Articles, Art, Culture, Luxury, Trending
Collectibles And Memories In The Digital Age By Pablo Guerra, Director of Business Development, LuxTag.io Collecting! The impulse for searching, acquiring, and storing beautiful, relevant, or interesting objects has been imbued in humans since their first records....
by LuxTag | Jan 9, 2020 | All Articles, Blockchain, Health, Technology, Track & Trace, Trending
Track & Trace System and the Blockchain Technology: Main Challenges and Benefits The term Track & Trace (hereinafter the T&T) has always been closely tied to the primary understanding of the supply chain process, as it means the ability to determine the...
by LuxTag | Dec 31, 2019 | All Articles, Business, Collaboration, Culture, Events, Lifestyle, Startup, Trending
The last hours of 2019 are ticking. We become more nostalgic and ask ourselves a familiar question: was this year any different? Is the resolution list written at the end of 2018 marked completely? At LuxTag, we definitely had a busy year full of discoveries, changes,...
by LuxTag | Dec 26, 2019 | All Articles, Business, Collaboration, Lifestyle, Luxury, Trending
December Goes To LVMH And RICHEMONT Luxury Titans On The Move By Pablo Guerra, Director of Business Development, LuxTag.io The last month of the year has seen bold moves by the two leaders in retail luxury, Louis Vuitton Maurice Hennessy and Richemont Group, two...
by LuxTag | Dec 3, 2019 | All Articles, Business, Collaboration, Startup, Trending
Malaysian LuxTag’s Equity-Crowdfunding Campaign Now Open for Bitcoin and XEM From Worldwide Contributors 3rd of December 2019, Cyberjaya (Malaysia). LuxTag is currently raising a pre-series A funding through pitchIN, the leading Malaysian equity crowdfunding platform...
by LuxTag | Nov 19, 2019 | All Articles, Blockchain, Business, Collaboration, Lifestyle, Luxury, Trending
Brands’ Challenges in a Post-Amazon Era Some rumors during the last months were confirmed with yesterday’s news: Nike stops selling in Amazon. The agreement has been broken after two years of operations. “Brands don’t need Amazon,” Jefferies analyst Randy Konik said....
