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Op-Ed | Tod’s Investors Should Push for Higher Price in L Catterton Buyout
Away from the glare of quarterly reporting, the Della Valle family and L Catterton can take more radical action to revive the Tod’s brand.
How Luxury Players Are Reviving New York’s Real Estate Market
The slew of blockbuster deals from LVMH, Kering and Prada are proving to be a bright spot in an otherwise tough commercial property market.
Can Luxury Watch Brands Grow in 2024?
Higher-than-expected export figures fuelled hopes that the industry can avoid a downturn. At LVMH’s Watch Week gathering Miami, the chief executives of Bulgari, TAG Heuer, and Hublot and Zenith spoke to The Business of Fashion about adapting their strategies for an uncertain market.
The Thinking Behind Beauty’s Latest M&A Wave
With a limited number of targets on the market, strategics and private equity firms are rushing to snap up the most promising brands.
Dior: Can A Couture Giant Sell $8,500 Watches to Men?
Christian Dior Couture hopes to reinvigorate its watch division by relaunching its early 2000s Chiffre Rouge line — this time with fancier complications and a price to match.
LVMH’s Steady Holiday Growth Offers Reassuring Signal For Luxury
The French group seen as a bellwether for the sector expressed tempered optimism for 2024.
Op-Ed | Is It Time to Break Up Luxury Behemoth LVMH?
When Bernard Arnault presents LVMH’s annual earnings on Thursday, investors and analysts will be hanging on to his every word as they try to decipher the direction of top-end demand.
LVMH’s Sidney Toledano: Lessons From 40 Years in Luxury
From 20 years at Dior to luxury’s post-pandemic boom, Sidney Toledano has shaped the modern luxury business. ‘Desire is the most important thing,’ Toledano tells Laurence Benaïm.
Will LVMH Signal an End to Luxury’s Slump?
The conglomerate’s results will be a key signal as to whether consumers are getting excited about high-end fashion again. That, plus what else to watch for in the coming week.
Michael Burke to Succeed Sidney Toledano at LVMH’s Fashion Group
The former Louis Vuitton CEO will become chief executive and chairman of the unit that houses Celine, Loewe, Givenchy, Marc Jacobs, Pucci and Kenzo, effective February 1.