Luxury retailers add services to get customers in stores
October 19, 2016
Ralph Lauren’s store in Manhattan offers to pick up and drop off customers in a BMW with its logo. A full-time concierge at the company’s store in Beverly Hills will soon assist customers with tasks beyond shopping, including recommending art galleries and making reservations at restaurants.
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