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However investors will still need reassurance that the once finely tuned Italian brand is not misfiring
World’s biggest luxury group enjoys resilient first-quarter sales, helped by best-known brands
Shares rise as investors welcome year-end boost at French luxury group
Kering shares hit as revenues at Italian fashion house fall short of expectations
By ending its use, brands could slash carbon footprints and deploy their influence to reduce meat consumption
Luxury groups respond to increasing consumer concerns over sustainability
Luxury goods group’s record-beating figures bolster sector as it bounces back from pandemic
French luxury group has hunted for acquisitions as investors question its dependence on Gucci
Johann Rupert acknowledged approach but insists he has no interest in selling
Chanel and Saint Laurent released the latest of an increasingly sophisticated run of digital shows — and which may be some of the industry’s last
Hermès quarterly revenues up a third from 2019 as analysts point to 2-speed recovery
The 47-year-old chief executive outlines the fashion label’s evolution from creative designer brand to luxury powerhouse
Asia and US drive recovery as French luxury group’s star brand enjoys sales revival
Luxury group is hoping investment will help win younger consumers
Luxury group’s recovery has been slower than that of larger rival LVMH
French groups beat third-quarter sales expectations buoyed by Asia
Sports brand was a difficult a beast for Gucci owner to tame
Do not read too much into the latest figures
Gucci owner sees signs of improvements and says sales benefiting from ‘revenge buying’
Plus: US grand jury indicts Inigo Philbrick; BA offers first-class Bridget Riley; James Murdoch aims for a slice of Art Basel company
Pandemic forces upmarket brands to rethink pricing, store locations and supply chains
Luxury and beauty bellwethers predict gradual rebound once coronavirus shutdowns end
Owners of Louis Vuitton and Gucci had initially told employees they would rely on government scheme
Fashion shows streamed online to isolated customers, but fears remain for supplies and sales in key market
Gucci and Yves St Laurent owner is reallocating China inventory and weighing cost cuts
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