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LUXURY RETAILING
Despite a weak dollar, existing markets for luxury products remain strong and new markets in developing economies are opening up around the world. Which luxury companies are succeeding, which ones are struggling and why?
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Luxury clothing and accessories retailer Burberry PLC won't be selling its small leather sling bags at mark-down prices...
Burberry Group Plc, the U.K.’s largest luxury-goods company, raised its dividend for the first time in 18 months after...
Fashion boutiques are works of art. Each is an extension of the style and fashion sense of the owner. Consumers seek...
Lanvin has confirmed today that it has sold a minority stake to an investor today as part of a plan to grow the...
Saks Inc., the U.S. luxury retail chain, and Target Corp., the second-largest discount chain, said they remain cautious...
PPR SA, the owner of Gucci Group, started selling shares in its African unit CFAO today to raise as much as 1 billion...
It is no surprise that the bursting of the credit bubble led to a global crash in consumer spending on luxury goods.
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The frame of Oakley's Elite C Six sunglasses is composed of 80 layers of carbon fiber. The glasses cost $4,000.
Iconic American designer Ralph Lauren and his wife, Ricky, have established a professorship at the Yale School of...
U.S. stocks added to a global rally, sending the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index to a 13-month high, after retail sales...
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When Tom Ford parted company with the Gucci Group back in 2004, fashion pundits predicted the end of an era for the...
Fashion industry is beginning to the success of its social media work. However, data bias and listening to customers is...
The Sam Walton Business School at the University of Arkansas is on our calendar every October because of the superb...
Richemont chairman Johann Rupert tightened his grip on the luxury goods group by taking the chief executive role too,...
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