Luxury powerhouses including Hermès and Cartier are suffering steeper slumps in China, in a sign that a spending pullback by the country’s wealthy consumers is hitting even the most resilient brands
Luxury Swiss watchmaker Audemars Piguet is set to open one of its largest Asian flagship stores in a prime Hong Kong tower owned by New World, betting on resilient demand from the city’s growing ranks of wealthy residents
Luxury goods companies sometimes destroy unsold products to keep retail values high. New EU regulations mean that soon they’ll have to reveal what they shred and burn. Read more:
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Luxury goods companies sometimes destroy unsold products to keep retail values high. New EU regulations mean that soon they’ll have to reveal what they shred and burn
Luxury giant Richemont and US retailer Signet Jewelers are in talks to join a consortium that’s in prime position to buy diamond miner De Beers, sources say