Kering
Luxury group Kering owns fashion, leather goods and jewelry Houses, including Gucci, Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga, McQueen, and Boucheron, among others. Founded in 1962, Kering is headquartered in Paris.
How the Euro's Recovery Could Dent the Luxury Sector
A recovering euro could impact tourist flow into Europe, which has been boosted by Chinese luxury consumers since the beginning of the year.
How the Euro's Recovery Could Dent the Luxury Sector
A recovering euro could impact tourist flow into Europe, which has been boosted by Chinese luxury consumers since the beginning of the year.
Kering and Alibaba Join Forces in Battle Against Counterfeits
As part of the agreement, Kering has dropped a lawsuit against Alibaba and agreed instead to co-operate on safeguarding their intellectual property rights.
Kering and Alibaba Join Forces in Battle Against Counterfeits
As part of the agreement, Kering has dropped a lawsuit against Alibaba and agreed instead to co-operate on safeguarding their intellectual property rights.
How Long Can Kering’s Blockbuster Success Continue?
The French conglomerate has given rise to commercial juggernauts like Gucci and Saint Laurent, as well as Demna Gvasalia’s white-hot Balenciaga. How long can the momentum last?
How Long Can Kering’s Blockbuster Success Continue?
The French conglomerate has given rise to commercial juggernauts like Gucci and Saint Laurent, as well as Demna Gvasalia’s white-hot Balenciaga. How long can the momentum last?
Gucci Isn't the Only Brand Fuelling Growth at Kering
The luxury conglomerate's growth trend continues at an impressive pace, thanks to sales increases in nearly every region and from more brands than powerhouses Gucci and Saint Laurent.
Gucci Isn't the Only Brand Fuelling Growth at Kering
The luxury conglomerate's growth trend continues at an impressive pace, thanks to sales increases in nearly every region and from more brands than powerhouses Gucci and Saint Laurent.
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.
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.
Why Artémis, Not Kering, Invested in Giambattista Valli
Last week, Artémis, the mega holding company of the Pinault family, announced that it has acquired a minority stake in Giambattista Valli. But why didn’t Kering just make the investment itself?
Why Artémis, Not Kering, Invested in Giambattista Valli
Last week, Artémis, the mega holding company of the Pinault family, announced that it has acquired a minority stake in Giambattista Valli. But why didn’t Kering just make the investment itself?
Will Richemont Ever Scale the Alaïa Business?
Ten years after acquiring Azzedine Alaïa, luxury conglomerate Richemont has grown the business by 400 percent, but blockbuster success seems unlikely.
Will Richemont Ever Scale the Alaïa Business?
Ten years after acquiring Azzedine Alaïa, luxury conglomerate Richemont has grown the business by 400 percent, but blockbuster success seems unlikely.
YSL Seeks to Almost Double Sales in Next Three Years
YSL plans to open 20 stores a year and ramp up in-house production as part of a bid to almost double sales in as little as three years.
YSL Seeks to Almost Double Sales in Next Three Years
YSL plans to open 20 stores a year and ramp up in-house production as part of a bid to almost double sales in as little as three years.
Luxury Brands Are Snapping Up Farms to Control their Supply Chains
From Hermès to Gucci, brands are using vertical integration to safeguard the supply of expensive materials by acquiring farms of Merino sheep, crocodile, alligator and python.
Luxury Brands Are Snapping Up Farms to Control their Supply Chains
From Hermès to Gucci, brands are using vertical integration to safeguard the supply of expensive materials by acquiring farms of Merino sheep, crocodile, alligator and python.
Brioni Names Nina-Maria Nitsche as New Creative Director
The Italian menswear brand has appointed Nina-Maria Nitsche as its first female creative director, replacing Justin O’Shea who abruptly exited after just six months in the role.
Brioni Names Nina-Maria Nitsche as New Creative Director
The Italian menswear brand has appointed Nina-Maria Nitsche as its first female creative director, replacing Justin O’Shea who abruptly exited after just six months in the role.