Luxury Daily today – Tiffany pushes mcommerce via Pandora app ads; Aspirational luxury buyer all but gone, claims industry expert.

Mobile Commerce Daily is inviting editorial submissions for the next edition of its Classic Guide to Mobile Commerce, a comprehensive resource of how-to and best-practice tips on mobile commerce.

The great puzzle that is mobile commerce provides a fascinating study on the emergence of a new financial technology ecosystem.

Macy’s is using augmented reality, QR codes, SMS and a mobile application to help consumers get amped up about its “Brasil: A Magical Journey” campaign.

Home Depot is continuing to prove that mobile advertising plays a critical role in its mobile commerce strategy with a new campaign that aims to bolster sales for its power tools and home appliances.

As mobile commerce continues to grow, many retailers are beginning to see key differences between smartphone and tablet shoppers, according to a new report from Shop.org and Forrester Research.

More than 100 retailers, cultural institutions and other merchants in Massachusetts are driving sales over Memorial Day weekend with special offers and discounts that are being delivered via the new MetroWest Visitors application.

Mobile Marketer today – Why are marketers not taking QR codes seriously?; Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s push mobile with multichannel campaign.

Luxury Daily today – Christian Louboutin shows collections, sketches in first app; Louis Vuitton is most valuable luxury brand: Top 100 list.

Here are eight questions that brands should consider as they create their international mobile marketing strategies.