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Even Hermès Can’t Outrun Luxury’s Slowing Demand
In a week of weak results including LVMH and Kering, China’s fragile recovery weighs on the sector.
Read MoreBehind the QVC Group Collapse, a Loss of Relevance and Late to Innovate
Industry sources believe QVC Group with roughly $10 billion in revenues, still has a reason to exist but faces huge hurdles to cross for survival.
Read MoreKering Announces Investment in Chinese Fashion Group Icicle
The group operates the Icicle and Carven brands.
Read MoreKering Aims to Double Profitability ‘Mid-term’ as Part of Strategic Roadmap
The ailing French luxury group is targeting a recurring operating margin of at least 22 percent as part of its turnaround plan.
Read MoreDick’s Taps Christy Turlington and Daughter for Calia Campaign
The sporting goods retailer is expanding its second largest women's brand into more lifestyle product.
Read MoreTory Burch Refinances to Buy Out Longtime Backer General Atlantic
The private equity company bought into the designer brand in 2012.
Read MoreKering Launches Accademia per le Eccellenze to Preserve and Advance Italian Craftsmanship
Kering's CEO Luca de Meo and Pomellato CEO Sabina Belli unveiled a new initiative to train future artisans and professionals, ensuring the evolution of Italy's craftsmanship heritage.
Read MoreNashville’s Wedgewood Village Attracting Luxury Tenants Like Hermès and Brunello Cucinelli
Zimmermann, Staud and Malbon will add stores this summer.
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