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Luxury Web Battle Looms as LVMH, Hugo Boss Develop E-Commerce
As department stores and publishers join the ranks of those offering luxury goods online, they’re running into a new breed of competitor.
LVMH’s Biver Sees Tougher 2016 for Swiss Watch Industry
LVMH watch chief Jean-Claude Biver said 2016 is set to be a tougher year for the Swiss watch industry because of the economic slowdown in China.
Hong Kong Greets China's Luxury Brands
As Kering SA’s Gucci, LVMH and Coach Inc. bargain for lower rents or plan store closures amid a decline in mainland tourists, China’s own luxury chains are filling the gaps, boosting their image and tapping international buyers.
Prada Profit Falls Less Than Expected as Cost Cuts Balance Asia
Prada SpA reported first-half profit that beat analysts’ estimates as efforts to contain costs helped mitigate declining sales in Asia.
China Slowdown Reveals Luxury’s Online Shortcomings, Study Says
Last month’s yuan devaluation dealt a blow to luxury-goods makers, and those that fail to become more Web-savvy risk further damage to their business.
LVMH Hires Former Apple Executive as Digital Director
LVMH has hired as its new head of digital Ian Rogers, from Apple, as part of the luxury group's drive to more fully embrace the Internet.
Op-Ed | Can Luxury Brands Weather the China Storm?
With markets nervous about China’s economy, luxury groups need to position brands in their portfolio wisely, in order to perform well, argues Avery Booker.
Which Fashion Houses Have the Hottest 'Brand Temperature'?
Louis Vuitton, Fendi, Gucci, Bottega Veneta and Valentino are amongst the "hottest" brands, earning editorial coverage that matches or exceeds their print advertising spend, says Luca Solca.
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Yuan Devaluation Points to China’s Growing Risk for LVMH, BMW
Years of surging economic growth in China that spurred sales of Louis Vuitton handbags and BMW 5-Series cars have given way to the deepest slowdown since 1990.