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Moncler’s Potential Bid for Burberry: A Strategic Move in the Luxury Market

As temperatures drop across Europe, the luxury fashion landscape heats up with anticipation regarding a potential acquisition bid by Moncler SpA for the iconic British brand, Burberry Group Plc. This rumored move suggests a decisive strategic pivot within the high-end retail sector, particularly as competitors keep a close watch on developments in this space. Moncler, […]

TikTok’s Favourite Sunscreen Brand Pushes Further Into the US

The influence of social media on consumer behavior continues to rise, and nowhere is this more evident than in the world of skincare. A prime example is Beauty of Joseon, a South Korean skincare brand that has taken TikTok by storm. With influencers calling its Relief Sun: Rice + Probiotics sunscreen a “ride-or-die” product, it’s […]

A First-Day Agenda for Estée Lauder’s New CEO

Stéphane de La Faverie, the incoming CEO of Estée Lauder Companies, has inherited a complex set of challenges that require urgent attention and strategic vision. The company recently revealed a 4% decline in net sales for its first quarter, resulting in a total of $3.36 billion, and a concerning 11% drop specifically from the Chinese […]

Next Launches Luxury E-Commerce Site ‘Seasons’

UK retail giant Next has recently made a significant move in the luxury online shopping sector with the launch of Seasons, a dedicated e-commerce platform aimed at high-end brands. This initiative comes in the wake of various challenges faced by established luxury e-tailers, such as the collapse of Matches Fashion and the consolidation seen in […]

Luxury’s Current Slowdown Could Last Longer Than Previous Crises, Chanel Watches and Jewellery President Warns

The luxury goods sector is facing significant challenges, as highlighted by Frédéric Grangié, president of Chanel Watches and Jewellery, in a recent interview with Swiss newspaper Le Temps. According to Grangié, the predominant issue plaguing the industry is not just external economic factors or wavering markets like China; rather, it is a deep-seated “luxury fatigue” […]

The RealReal Names Rati Sahi Levesque as New CEO

After less than two years in the role, John Koryl has stepped down as CEO of The RealReal, the prominent online luxury consignment platform. The company announced this leadership change on Monday, naming Rati Sahi Levesque as the new chief executive officer, effective immediately. Levesque, a co-founder of The RealReal since its inception in 2011, […]

Cetaphil Owner Galderma Sales Lift 9.2% on Strong Skincare and Injectable Demand

Galderma, the Swiss skincare company renowned for its Cetaphil brand, has reported a remarkable 9.2% increase in sales during the first nine months of the year, totalling $3.26 billion. The firm credits this growth to robust product performance within both the skincare and injectable aesthetics categories across international markets, particularly in Europe, China, and Latin […]

US Court Blocks Tapestry’s $8.5 Billion Acquisition of Rival Capri

In a significant legal decision, a US district court has halted Tapestry Inc.’s proposed $8.5 billion acquisition of Capri Holdings, a move that underscores the growing scrutiny of mergers in the fashion industry. This ruling was delivered by Judge Jennifer Rochon and marks a notable victory for the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), particularly in an […]

Hermès Continues to Outshine Rivals with Sales up 11.3%

In the luxury fashion sector, few brands are as iconic and resilient as Hermès. The renowned maker of the coveted Birkin bag recently reported a noteworthy rise in third-quarter sales, marking an 11.3% increase compared to the previous year. This uptick in revenue attests to the brand’s ability to attract affluent consumers, even as many […]

Mike Ashley’s Frasers Pulls Bid for Handbag Maker Mulberry

In a notable move within the luxury sector, Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group has decided to withdraw its bid to acquire Mulberry Group Plc, a British handbag manufacturer. This decision comes after Mulberry rejected Frasers’ latest offer of 150 pence per share, which is a step up from their initial bid of 130 pence. The refusal […]

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