
An oil major, a luxury cosmetics company and independent directors including a former astronaut will have a key say in what may be the next multi-billion dollar merger to shake the global pharmaceutical industry.
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An oil major, a luxury cosmetics company and independent directors including a former astronaut will have a key say in what may be the next multi-billion dollar merger to shake the global pharmaceutical industry.
Following in the footsteps of Gucci and Fendi, it is now down to Stella McCartney to invest in children’s fashion. Her first kidswear range launches this November.
Balenciaga has given its boutique at the historic address Avenue George V a rejuvenation. Reflecting the label’s former glory without falling into the mausoleum while giving a new visibility to its women's collections...
Swatch Group, the world's largest watchmaker, struck an optimistic note for the rest of 2010 after record sales and soaring profit in the first half.
Italian fashion house Prada posted a 29 percent rise in first-half revenues on Wednesday, driven by strong retail sales in Asia, the United States and Europe.
French luxury products giant PPR reports a doubling of first-half net profits. Outlook for its luxury markets seems positive with worldwide sales accelerating.
Buying diamond watches or designer labels on the Internet might seem anathema for those able to jet across the world for a shopping spree, yet luxury firms are slowly but surely investing in e-trade.
Puma wants to reduce the distance between themselves and the two sports leaders, Adidas and Nike. Jochen Zeitz, CEO of the brand, subsidiary of PPR, explains Puma's links to Africa and its expectations for 2010.
French retail and luxury group PPR returned to growth for the first time after five straight quarters of decline, with a 1.3 percent rise in first-quarter comparable sales, driven by a strong rebound at Gucci Group.
Italy's Luxottica, the world's biggest eyewear group, said it expected profits to grow faster than sales this year, after first-quarter net income jumped 21 percent, echoing optimism among other luxury goods companies.