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Billionaire Pinaults Fight To Pull Gucci Off The Discount Rack
Some investors and analysts are questioning whether CEO François-Henri Pinault is the right man to overhaul Gucci’s parent Kering at this critical juncture.
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Louis Vuitton Totes And Dior Micro Bags Can Save Luxury
After pricing out aspirational shoppers, luxury brands need new ways of reconnecting with them. Affordable, smaller products go a long way.
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LVMH And Luxury’s Year Of Changing Fortunes Set For Reverse Act In 2024
Right now, the buoyant start to 2023 that briefly pushed LVMH past a $500 billion market value is a distant memory.
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Hermès Created Europe’s Biggest Family Fortune After Spurning LVMH
The crown jewel of the $390 billion luxury goods industry, Hermès is thriving thanks to its penchant for doing things its own way.
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Gucci Just Can’t Keep Up With Brunello Cucinelli And Hermes
Young, aspirational shoppers have pulled back, while the 1% continues to splash out. This is hitting some luxury companies harder than others.
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Global Stock Managers On Guard As China Pain Set To Spread
Global stock managers are bracing for pain as China’s dramatic slowdown undermines the prospects for companies.
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Global Stock Managers On Guard As China Pain Set To Spread
Global stock managers are bracing for pain as China’s dramatic slowdown undermines the prospects for companies.
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Louis Vuitton May Finally Get a US Challenge
Coach owner Tapestry and Versace parent Capri should come together to challenge the ever dominant LVMH.
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Gucci Owner Acquires Creed to Expand in Luxury Fragrances
Kering SA, the owner of Gucci, agreed to buy perfume maker Creed in an all-cash deal as the luxury conglomerate expands in the market for high-end fragrances.
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Gucci Owner Acquires Creed to Expand in Luxury Fragrances
Kering SA, the owner of Gucci, agreed to buy perfume maker Creed in an all-cash deal as the luxury conglomerate expands in the market for high-end fragrances.
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Climate Change Takes Rajasthan's Favourite Staple 'Desert Berry' Off Menu
A fruit staple to Rajasthan that grows in the state's western arid regions is under threat from unusual weather phenomena, which experts say could be linked to climate change.
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Gucci’s Decline Shows Just How Dependent Luxury Is On China
Big bling’s C-shaped recovery is more precarious than LVMH and Hermes make it appear.
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Luxury Fortunes Jump $93 Billion On Demand Boom For Hermes, Dior
The growing accumulation of wealth by the clutch of French company founders and heirs — a jump of $93 billion this year alone.
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Luxury Fortunes Jump $93 Billion On Demand Boom For Hermes, Dior
The growing accumulation of wealth by the clutch of French company founders and heirs — a jump of $93 billion this year alone.
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Banking Crises Are a Bad Look for Louis Vuitton and Gucci
The recent banking drama, starting with Silicon Valley Bank earlier in the month and spreading to Credit Suisse Group AG last week, has roiled markets, sparking fears of further contagion. None of this is good news for the big European luxury companies, led by the world’s largest, LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE.
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Billionaire Pinaults Fight To Pull Gucci Off The Discount Rack
Some investors and analysts are questioning whether CEO François-Henri Pinault is the right man to overhaul Gucci’s parent Kering at this critical juncture.
-
Louis Vuitton Totes And Dior Micro Bags Can Save Luxury
After pricing out aspirational shoppers, luxury brands need new ways of reconnecting with them. Affordable, smaller products go a long way.
-
LVMH And Luxury’s Year Of Changing Fortunes Set For Reverse Act In 2024
Right now, the buoyant start to 2023 that briefly pushed LVMH past a $500 billion market value is a distant memory.
-
Hermès Created Europe’s Biggest Family Fortune After Spurning LVMH
The crown jewel of the $390 billion luxury goods industry, Hermès is thriving thanks to its penchant for doing things its own way.
-
Gucci Just Can’t Keep Up With Brunello Cucinelli And Hermes
Young, aspirational shoppers have pulled back, while the 1% continues to splash out. This is hitting some luxury companies harder than others.
-
Global Stock Managers On Guard As China Pain Set To Spread
Global stock managers are bracing for pain as China’s dramatic slowdown undermines the prospects for companies.
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Global Stock Managers On Guard As China Pain Set To Spread
Global stock managers are bracing for pain as China’s dramatic slowdown undermines the prospects for companies.
-
Louis Vuitton May Finally Get a US Challenge
Coach owner Tapestry and Versace parent Capri should come together to challenge the ever dominant LVMH.
-
Gucci Owner Acquires Creed to Expand in Luxury Fragrances
Kering SA, the owner of Gucci, agreed to buy perfume maker Creed in an all-cash deal as the luxury conglomerate expands in the market for high-end fragrances.
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Gucci Owner Acquires Creed to Expand in Luxury Fragrances
Kering SA, the owner of Gucci, agreed to buy perfume maker Creed in an all-cash deal as the luxury conglomerate expands in the market for high-end fragrances.
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Climate Change Takes Rajasthan's Favourite Staple 'Desert Berry' Off Menu
A fruit staple to Rajasthan that grows in the state's western arid regions is under threat from unusual weather phenomena, which experts say could be linked to climate change.
-
Gucci’s Decline Shows Just How Dependent Luxury Is On China
Big bling’s C-shaped recovery is more precarious than LVMH and Hermes make it appear.
-
Luxury Fortunes Jump $93 Billion On Demand Boom For Hermes, Dior
The growing accumulation of wealth by the clutch of French company founders and heirs — a jump of $93 billion this year alone.
-
Luxury Fortunes Jump $93 Billion On Demand Boom For Hermes, Dior
The growing accumulation of wealth by the clutch of French company founders and heirs — a jump of $93 billion this year alone.
-
Banking Crises Are a Bad Look for Louis Vuitton and Gucci
The recent banking drama, starting with Silicon Valley Bank earlier in the month and spreading to Credit Suisse Group AG last week, has roiled markets, sparking fears of further contagion. None of this is good news for the big European luxury companies, led by the world’s largest, LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE.
