Craft is not simply cultural spectacle. It is a referendum on the kind of nation India is becoming.
The founder and CEO of LVMH hit out at a six-part series in French daily Le Monde with an entertaining rebuttal but his missive isn’t the right way for Europe’s richest person to address a flashpoint for investors, writes Andrea Felsted.
Though Adidas dressed both teams in the World Cup finals, the global football tournament still presented some bright spots for Nike, writes Bloomberg’s Andrea Felsted.
To become a meaningful fast-fashion challenger, Fast Retailing CEO Tadashi Yanai must expand GU aggressively while preserving the brand’s quality, writes Bloomberg’s Juliana Liu.
Luxury companies need to adjust their strategies to tempt more men to buy handbags, Bloomberg’s Andrea Felsted writes.
The French conglomerate must be more strategic in picking its battles to avoid creating reputational problems in markets that drive future growth, writes Bloomberg’s Juliana Liu.
The drama over the estate of the late Italian eyewear billionaire Leonardo Del Vecchio is a real-time reminder of what could go wrong at the world’s largest luxury group, argues Bloomberg’s Andrea Felsted.
Though the activewear maker faced intense criticism, it may be able to overcome its misstep in a nation that accounted for 16 percent of sales last year, writes Juliana Liu.
An excerpt from ‘The Future of Competitive Advantage,’ an analysis by retail futurist Doug Stephens on the business opportunity in rebuilding civic trust, broad-based economic prosperity and widespread access to education.
The audience is there, the fashion marketing dollars are there, but the architecture that turns visibility into brand ownership for top female athletes is almost entirely unbuilt, argues Olivier Rivard-Cohen.
The Row and Phoebe Philo thrive as elite spenders trade overexposed mega-brands for understated, logo-free luxury, Andrea Felsted writes.
With Sephora China posting four consecutive years of losses, it’s time to turn over the reins to a more engaged ally adept at converting consumer trends into product design, marketing and effective pricing, writes Juliana Liu.
The producer price index rose 6.5% from October 2025, an acceleration from the prior month, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data out Friday. On a monthly basis, the PPI increased 0.3%.
The British retailer, controlled by billionaire Mike Ashley, has been expanding its presence in the premium and luxury segments.
Shares closed 14 percent lower in Tokyo after the Japanese sportswear maker’s earnings fell short of analysts’ expectations.
Richemont shares fell as much as 9 percent on Friday as signs of cooling growth in the jewellery sector overshadowed a faster-than-expected rise in quarterly sales at the Cartier owner.
She succeeds Karla Martínez de Salas, who announced her departure in September after a decade at the publication’s helm.
The suspects stole more than €1 million worth of jewellery before fleeing on motor scooters, according to reports.
Jensen Huang’s exit deepens the crisis at the chipmaker at the centre of the AI rally that’s powered new wealth creation in the US, luxury fashion’s most important market.
Sales were up 4.8 percent compared to a year earlier, a modest increase than was experienced in 2025.