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For bags and shares alike, it is possible — if not easy — to justify the expense
Few signs trade tensions have curbed demand from Chinese consumers
The final days of menswear showed collections so arresting, you wanted to get in their pants
Hermes EOS tells German companies to triple the number of women among top executives
French luxury group surpasses expectations as all regions record double-digit growth
Following another stellar year of growth for the family business, chief executive Axel Dumas explains what makes it so unique
Interest in silk scarves and other high-end items shows no sign of fading, says group
Fourth-quarter sales for the French brand rise by a tenth as Asia leads growth
Deal with GMB seen as example for improving workers’ rights
Despite a strong performance the group is short on cheerleaders
French luxury goods group shrugs off trade war fears as Asia leads first-half sales
Handbag maker said revenue boosted by growth in China
London companies swap tired facilities for rooftop gardens and music rooms
Assured luxury from one of Paris’s most storied houses, while Thom Browne shows nonsense with a message
Non-profit warns over reputational damage and access to capital
‘Made in France’ stamp plays part in reinvigorating the country’s economy
Designers are offering very different takes on power dressing this season
CEO blames low stocks for weaker growth at end of 2017
AW18 Paris men’s show report from Hermès, plus Dior Homme, Thom Browne, Brioni and Holland & Holland
Geneva’s fair stresses its superior luxury, but it lacks its Basel rival’s scale
Plus watches from A Lange and Söhne, Richard Mille, Van Cleef & Arpels and more
MSCI compiled list of 62 companies facing allegations of employing underage workers
