Kering
Luxury group Kering owns fashion, leather goods and jewelry Houses, including Gucci, Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga, McQueen, and Boucheron, among others. Founded in 1962, Kering is headquartered in Paris.
Coronavirus Is Already Changing How People Shop. Here's How.
Any disruption to regular consumer habits will exacerbate existing challenges in the retail sector, analysts say.
Coronavirus Is Already Changing How People Shop. Here's How.
Any disruption to regular consumer habits will exacerbate existing challenges in the retail sector, analysts say.
Coronavirus Wipes Four Months of Gains off SLI
The Savigny Luxury Index went into meltdown this month, with no single company posting gains, as the coronavirus edged closer to becoming a global pandemic.
Coronavirus Wipes Four Months of Gains off SLI
The Savigny Luxury Index went into meltdown this month, with no single company posting gains, as the coronavirus edged closer to becoming a global pandemic.
2020’s Top M&A Targets in Luxury
BoF tapped industry experts and analysed the market to determine which brands will likely be targeted this year — and which wild-card mergers could pick up steam.
2020’s Top M&A Targets in Luxury
BoF tapped industry experts and analysed the market to determine which brands will likely be targeted this year — and which wild-card mergers could pick up steam.
Kering Halts Spending in China on Coronavirus Fears
The luxury conglomerate remained upbeat about longer-term prospects as it beat fourth-quarter sales forecasts.
Kering Halts Spending in China on Coronavirus Fears
The luxury conglomerate remained upbeat about longer-term prospects as it beat fourth-quarter sales forecasts.
Everything Fashion Brands Need to Know About the Coronavirus
Crisis management and contingency planning should be top of the agenda, as the coronavirus' ripple effect continues to impact people and businesses around the world.
Everything Fashion Brands Need to Know About the Coronavirus
Crisis management and contingency planning should be top of the agenda, as the coronavirus' ripple effect continues to impact people and businesses around the world.
Luxury Stocks Hit on New China Virus Fears
$15 billion was wiped off the luxury sector's market value on fears the coronavirus outbreak could hurt sales.
Luxury Stocks Hit on New China Virus Fears
$15 billion was wiped off the luxury sector's market value on fears the coronavirus outbreak could hurt sales.
Fashion's Growth-Focused Business Model Is Not Sustainable. What's the Solution?
The industry has yet to solve the trade-off that selling more clothes, bags and shoes fundamentally requires more resources.
Fashion's Growth-Focused Business Model Is Not Sustainable. What's the Solution?
The industry has yet to solve the trade-off that selling more clothes, bags and shoes fundamentally requires more resources.
Can Richemont Fight Off LVMH?
LVMH’s Tiffany takeover puts new pressure on the Swiss luxury conglomerate, which can either take it on the chin or stage a major counterattack, merging with Chanel or Kering, says Luca Solca.
Can Richemont Fight Off LVMH?
LVMH’s Tiffany takeover puts new pressure on the Swiss luxury conglomerate, which can either take it on the chin or stage a major counterattack, merging with Chanel or Kering, says Luca Solca.
Australia’s Wildfires Serve as a Rallying Cry for Fashion
The disaster has increased the pressure on brands to show they care about climate change, offering a grim picture of the potential future for retail if nothing is done.
Australia’s Wildfires Serve as a Rallying Cry for Fashion
The disaster has increased the pressure on brands to show they care about climate change, offering a grim picture of the potential future for retail if nothing is done.
2019 Ends on a Positive Note For Luxury
Luxury investment throughout 2019 often felt like a game of musical chairs, but the year ended on a positive note, with an overall yearly gain of 44 percent for the Savigny Luxury Index.
2019 Ends on a Positive Note For Luxury
Luxury investment throughout 2019 often felt like a game of musical chairs, but the year ended on a positive note, with an overall yearly gain of 44 percent for the Savigny Luxury Index.