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Could Yoox Be a Takeover Target for Amazon?
The $1.6 billion company, which operates e-commerce sites for designer brands including Armani and Moncler, is poised to boost sales by about 75 percent over the next three years.
Could Yoox Be a Takeover Target for Amazon?
The $1.6 billion company, which operates e-commerce sites for designer brands including Armani and Moncler, is poised to boost sales by about 75 percent over the next three years.
Power Moves | Sass & Bide Founders Exit, Kors Taps Brashear to Lead Men's, LVMH Exec Joins Apple
BoF compiles the most important professional moves of the week.
Power Moves | Sass & Bide Founders Exit, Kors Taps Brashear to Lead Men's, LVMH Exec Joins Apple
BoF compiles the most important professional moves of the week.
Market Pulse | Currency Headwinds Keep Blowing
The Savigny Luxury Index fell 2.2 percent over the month, as adverse foreign exchange movements continue to weigh on the luxury sector’s growth.
Market Pulse | Currency Headwinds Keep Blowing
The Savigny Luxury Index fell 2.2 percent over the month, as adverse foreign exchange movements continue to weigh on the luxury sector’s growth.
JAB Takes Control of Jimmy Choo-Owner Labelux as CEO Steps Down
PARIS, France — JAB Holdings plans to run its luxury business directly, bringing brands including Jimmy Choo and Belstaff under the management of the
JAB Takes Control of Jimmy Choo-Owner Labelux as CEO Steps Down
PARIS, France — JAB Holdings plans to run its luxury business directly, bringing brands including Jimmy Choo and Belstaff under the management of the
Gucci Takes Direct Control of Moscow Shops
MILAN, Italy — Italian fashion and leather brand Gucci will take direct control of its shops in Moscow and open two new points of sale in the Russian
Gucci Takes Direct Control of Moscow Shops
MILAN, Italy — Italian fashion and leather brand Gucci will take direct control of its shops in Moscow and open two new points of sale in the Russian
Op-Ed | The Companies with the Best Software Will Lead Fashion
Technology will replace products, brands and financial strategies as the key source of value creation for fashion companies, argues Enrico Beltramini.
Op-Ed | The Companies with the Best Software Will Lead Fashion
Technology will replace products, brands and financial strategies as the key source of value creation for fashion companies, argues Enrico Beltramini.
Jimmy Choo Owner Labelux Said to Hold Early Talks for Unit’s IPO
CASLANO, Switzerland — Jimmy Choo owner Labelux, the company that holds brands including Bally, has had preliminary meetings with bankers about the
Jimmy Choo Owner Labelux Said to Hold Early Talks for Unit’s IPO
CASLANO, Switzerland — Jimmy Choo owner Labelux, the company that holds brands including Bally, has had preliminary meetings with bankers about the
Moncler Profit Beats Analysts’ Estimates on U.S., Asian Growth
MILAN, Italy — Moncler SpA, an Italian maker of $1,220 quilted polyester jackets, reported 2013 profit that beat analysts' estimates on strong growth
Moncler Profit Beats Analysts’ Estimates on U.S., Asian Growth
MILAN, Italy — Moncler SpA, an Italian maker of $1,220 quilted polyester jackets, reported 2013 profit that beat analysts' estimates on strong growth
Giorgio Armani Looking at Creating Foundation
MILAN, Italy — Giorgio Armani is studying the possibility of creating a foundation to protect the future of his fashion empire, the Italian designer
Giorgio Armani Looking at Creating Foundation
MILAN, Italy — Giorgio Armani is studying the possibility of creating a foundation to protect the future of his fashion empire, the Italian designer
Market Pulse | Cashing In
Uncertain expectations over Christmas trading amidst mixed retail signals led many institutional investors to take their profit before closing their books at year-end. Meanwhile, the travel retail channel continues to surge and M&A activity remains buoyant, reports Pierre Mallevays of Savigny Partners.
Market Pulse | Cashing In
Uncertain expectations over Christmas trading amidst mixed retail signals led many institutional investors to take their profit before closing their books at year-end. Meanwhile, the travel retail channel continues to surge and M&A activity remains buoyant, reports Pierre Mallevays of Savigny Partners.