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.
Kering Trims Puma Stake With $550 Million Bond
The luxury group's bond issue, which is due in 2022, will be equivalent to 3.5-3.7 percent of the share capital of the well-performing sportswear brand.
Kering Trims Puma Stake With $550 Million Bond
The luxury group's bond issue, which is due in 2022, will be equivalent to 3.5-3.7 percent of the share capital of the well-performing sportswear brand.
Fashion Loves Carbon Offsets. Are They Enough?
Carbon offsets are a tempting solution to fashion's climate problems, but they're no quick fix for the complex challenges facing the industry.
Fashion Loves Carbon Offsets. Are They Enough?
Carbon offsets are a tempting solution to fashion's climate problems, but they're no quick fix for the complex challenges facing the industry.
Kering Commits to Carbon Neutrality
The French luxury conglomerate will offset all the emissions it cannot avoid, following steps taken by its biggest holding, Gucci, earlier in September.
Kering Commits to Carbon Neutrality
The French luxury conglomerate will offset all the emissions it cannot avoid, following steps taken by its biggest holding, Gucci, earlier in September.
Case Study | Decoding Gucci’s Merchandising Success
In our latest in-depth Case Study, BoF examines the business case for Alessandro Michele’s chaotic and wide-ranging collections in an era where culture and trends are more fragmented and fast-moving than ever before.
Case Study | Decoding Gucci’s Merchandising Success
In our latest in-depth Case Study, BoF examines the business case for Alessandro Michele’s chaotic and wide-ranging collections in an era where culture and trends are more fragmented and fast-moving than ever before.
Gucci Looks to Set a New Trend on Carbon Neutrality
The luxury giant will pay millions of dollars every year to offset the emissions it can’t eliminate from its supply chain.
Gucci Looks to Set a New Trend on Carbon Neutrality
The luxury giant will pay millions of dollars every year to offset the emissions it can’t eliminate from its supply chain.
Saving America's Most Illustrious Stretch of Retail Real Estate
Madison Avenue used to be one of the most popular places to shop in the world. Now, after brands such as Calvin Klein and Proenza Schouler have exited, landlords are struggling to find tenants to replace them.
Saving America's Most Illustrious Stretch of Retail Real Estate
Madison Avenue used to be one of the most popular places to shop in the world. Now, after brands such as Calvin Klein and Proenza Schouler have exited, landlords are struggling to find tenants to replace them.
Tourists Aren't Shopping Like They Used To. Who Will Replace Them?
This week everyone will be talking about Tiffany & Co. and the declining tourist trade, the Venice Film Festival and fashion's climate pact. Read our BoF Professional Cheat Sheet.
Tourists Aren't Shopping Like They Used To. Who Will Replace Them?
This week everyone will be talking about Tiffany & Co. and the declining tourist trade, the Venice Film Festival and fashion's climate pact. Read our BoF Professional Cheat Sheet.
Kering Chief to Present Industry Sustainability Pact to G7
Thirty fashion companies, including Chanel, Prada and H&M have joined the initiative spearheaded by François-Henri Pinault, at the request of French President Emmanuel Macron.
Kering Chief to Present Industry Sustainability Pact to G7
Thirty fashion companies, including Chanel, Prada and H&M have joined the initiative spearheaded by François-Henri Pinault, at the request of French President Emmanuel Macron.
Gucci and Saint Laurent Face Uphill Battle to Get Green
Kering is leading luxury’s sustainability efforts, but the wider sector is walking a high wire: surging demand and social media are pushing brands to increase production and stage ever-flashier events, while consumers and regulators ramp up pressure on the same brands to lower their environmental impact.
Gucci and Saint Laurent Face Uphill Battle to Get Green
Kering is leading luxury’s sustainability efforts, but the wider sector is walking a high wire: surging demand and social media are pushing brands to increase production and stage ever-flashier events, while consumers and regulators ramp up pressure on the same brands to lower their environmental impact.
Losing Hong Kong: A Catastrophe for Luxury Retail
Violent clashes between pro-democracy protesters and China’s government spell long-lasting damage to the local retail sector, leaving Richemont, LVMH, Kering and others exposed. What options do brands have? BoF does the analysis.
Losing Hong Kong: A Catastrophe for Luxury Retail
Violent clashes between pro-democracy protesters and China’s government spell long-lasting damage to the local retail sector, leaving Richemont, LVMH, Kering and others exposed. What options do brands have? BoF does the analysis.