Burberry
Established by Thomas Burberry in 1856, Burberry is a global luxury fashion brand with a strong British heritage.
Can Anyone Save Lanvin Now?
With revenues sharply down and the departure of its latest artistic director after only 16 months, the world’s oldest continuously running fashion house is facing a downward spiral.
Burberry Dodges Shareholder Defeat in Vote on Executive Pay
Burberry fended off a shareholder revolt over executive pay at Marco Gobbetti’s first annual meeting as CEO, overcoming objections from some investors and advisory groups.
Peering Over the China Peak
Chinese consumers remain the largest driver of global luxury growth, but there may be bad news ahead for European luxury brands.
Social Goods | Saint Laurent's Sustainable Couture Programme, When Fashion Meets Politics
This week, Saint Laurent launches a new sustainability-focused couture training programme, meanwhile is there any harm when fashion and politics combine?
Op-Ed | Burberry's New Fashion Directive: Get On Trend With Pay
The company may face a backlash from shareholders at its annual general meeting on Thursday over awards to chief creative director Christopher Bailey, and new finance director Julie Brown.
Burberry Sales Beat Estimates as CEO Gobbetti Takes Over
Strong first-quarter results give Gobbetti a boost as he seeks to benefit from a luxury goods rebound in China while overhauling the company’s US business.
Burberry Is Among Companies Committing to 100% Clean Energy
The Climate Group has reached its goal of convincing 100 companies to commit to source all of their electricity from renewables three years ahead of target.
Burberry Faces New Pressure Over Executive Pay
Shareholder Royal London Asset Management said it would heed calls from investor advisory groups to vote against the company’s remuneration report.
Lucinda Chambers, Vestoj and Condé Nast: What Happened?
Beyond the gossipy headlines, there’s more to the story of former British Vogue fashion director Lucinda Chambers’ interview with niche fashion journal Vestoj.
Valuation Jitters Prompt Luxury Sell-Off
The Italian government’s bailout of several major banks proved the proverbial final straw and prompted a late sell-off in luxury stocks.