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Market Pulse | After the Age of Abundance
Sales of luxury goods are slowing and, given the uncertain outlook, investors are taking profits, reports Pierre Mallevays, founder and managing partner of Savigny Partners.

Turkish Riots No Delight for Luxury Goods Brands Says Zegna CEO
ISTANBUL, Turkey — Social unrest in Turkey and Brazil is making it harder for luxury-goods makers to keep shoppers spending in a difficult economy,

Power Moves | Delphine Arnault to Leave Dior for Louis Vuitton
PARIS, France — According to market sources, Delphine Arnault, the eldest child of LVMH chairman and chief executive Bernard Arnault, will leave her

Apple-like Ecosystems for Luxury Brands?
Luxury brands should take a page from technology companies like Apple and adopt 'ecosystem models' to develop new markets, channels and products, advises a recent report by The Boston Consulting Group. BoF investigates.

Meet the Artisans: LVMH Fires New Shot in Luxury Marketing War
PARIS, France — LVMH will throw open the doors of its Louis Vuitton workshops and Hennessy cognac cellars at the weekend in the latest salvo of an

For Luxury Brands Targeting China, Expansion to Lower-Tier Cities Beckons
When it comes to tier 2 and 3 expansion, for even the most cautious global luxury brands, it’s not a question of ‘if’ but ‘when’ and ‘how,’ reports Jing Daily.

LVMH Counts On Sephora for Growth as Louis Vuitton Slows
PARIS, France — Justine Le Sassier wouldn't be caught dead buying a Louis Vuitton handbag.

In Miami’s Design District, A Mix of Culture and Commerce Is Set to Grow
With the support of L Real Estate, developer Craig Robins’ vision for Miami’s off-kilter luxury enclave is coming to life.

LVMH Faces Maximum Fine in Hermès Row
PARIS, France — France's market regulator will seek the maximum possible fine against luxury giant LVMH for failing to disclose it was preparing to

LVMH Asks for Dismissal of Regulator's Hermès Inquiry
PARIS, France — Luxury goods group LVMH on Friday asked for the dismissal of a French market watchdog inquiry into the build-up of its first 17