Tiffany & Co.
Tiffany & Co. is a luxury jewellery brand based in New York, where it was founded in 1837. The brand is owned by LVMH and best known for its sterling silver and diamond designs, as well as the iconic “Tiffany blue” colour.


The Hidden Gem in Tiffany’s Outlook: Access to Cheaper Diamonds
Tiffany & Co. is suffering from currency fluctuations and a jittery global economy, but there’s one definite bright spot for the luxury jeweller: lower diamond prices.

The Hidden Gem in Tiffany’s Outlook: Access to Cheaper Diamonds
Tiffany & Co. is suffering from currency fluctuations and a jittery global economy, but there’s one definite bright spot for the luxury jeweller: lower diamond prices.

Tiffany's Sales Drop 5.6 Percent in Holiday Quarter
Tiffany & Co's sales fell 5.6 percent in the holiday quarter as a strong dollar hurt tourist spending at its stores in the United States and ate into revenue from other markets.

Tiffany's Sales Drop 5.6 Percent in Holiday Quarter
Tiffany & Co's sales fell 5.6 percent in the holiday quarter as a strong dollar hurt tourist spending at its stores in the United States and ate into revenue from other markets.

Tiffany Cuts Full-Year Earnings Outlook as Holiday Sales Decline
Tiffany & Co. cut its full-year profit forecast after reporting a drop in holiday sales.

Tiffany Cuts Full-Year Earnings Outlook as Holiday Sales Decline
Tiffany & Co. cut its full-year profit forecast after reporting a drop in holiday sales.

Tiffany Profit Trails Estimates as Strong Dollar Hurt Sales
Tiffany & Co. posted third-quarter profit that trailed analysts’ estimates and cut its forecast for earnings this year as the strong dollar weighs on revenue.

Tiffany Profit Trails Estimates as Strong Dollar Hurt Sales
Tiffany & Co. posted third-quarter profit that trailed analysts’ estimates and cut its forecast for earnings this year as the strong dollar weighs on revenue.

Bank of China Ordered to Release Counterfeiters' Records
A New York judge has ordered the Bank of China to hand over detailed information about Chinese bank accounts used by a counterfeiting ring that allegedly sold millions of dollars of fake Gucci handbags and wallets in the US.

Bank of China Ordered to Release Counterfeiters' Records
A New York judge has ordered the Bank of China to hand over detailed information about Chinese bank accounts used by a counterfeiting ring that allegedly sold millions of dollars of fake Gucci handbags and wallets in the US.

Blame It on Brazil: DuPont to Tiffany Find One Problem in Common
There’s one thing that executives from New York to Madrid to Mexico City can agree on these days: Brazil is a serious drag.

Blame It on Brazil: DuPont to Tiffany Find One Problem in Common
There’s one thing that executives from New York to Madrid to Mexico City can agree on these days: Brazil is a serious drag.

MetLife Group Loans $1 Billion for Taubman’s Mall at Short Hills
MetLife Inc. is among insurers providing a $1 billion loan to refinance Taubman Centers Inc.’s Mall at Short Hills, a 1.4 million-square-foot luxury shopping centre in New Jersey.

MetLife Group Loans $1 Billion for Taubman’s Mall at Short Hills
MetLife Inc. is among insurers providing a $1 billion loan to refinance Taubman Centers Inc.’s Mall at Short Hills, a 1.4 million-square-foot luxury shopping centre in New Jersey.

Tiffany Profit Misses Estimates After Currency Weighs on Sales
Tiffany & Co. posted second-quarter profit that missed analysts’ estimates as currency fluctuations took a bite out of international revenue.

Tiffany Profit Misses Estimates After Currency Weighs on Sales
Tiffany & Co. posted second-quarter profit that missed analysts’ estimates as currency fluctuations took a bite out of international revenue.

Power Moves | Stefano Pilati Leaves Agnona, Abston Joins Nike, Halpin Exits Refinery29
BoF compiles the most important professional moves of the week.

Power Moves | Stefano Pilati Leaves Agnona, Abston Joins Nike, Halpin Exits Refinery29
BoF compiles the most important professional moves of the week.

A Bumpy Ride
The Savigny Luxury Index (“SLI”) ended the month of May up shy of one percent after a bumpy ride, whilst the MSCI World Index (“MSCI”) climbed two percent.

A Bumpy Ride
The Savigny Luxury Index (“SLI”) ended the month of May up shy of one percent after a bumpy ride, whilst the MSCI World Index (“MSCI”) climbed two percent.