PPR (PP) SA, the French owner of the Gucci luxury brand and online fashion retailer Redcats, reported first-half profit that beat analysts’ estimates and said it expects to achieve better results this year than last. Net income climbed to 450 million euros ($645 million) from 388 million euros a year earlier, the Paris-based company said …
July 2011
Showing: 1 - 6 of 14 ArticlesLuxury Brands Heart Twitter Paid Trends Ad Types
To make good on its ballooning multibillion-dollar valuation, online-messaging service Twitter Inc. must pass the Sephora test. Initially, Sephora, the makeup retailer that is part of luxury-brand-giant LVMH, didn’t allocate any funds for Twitter’s young advertising system for this year. But in February, it bought more than 15 Twitter ads to promote a contest for …
Without Further Ado The 2011 Best Luxury Websites and Blogs
Looking for the best luxury blogs and websites, reporting on all things luxe for the affluent crowd? From style, fashion, travel, home, gadgets, style, bling to auto, here’s our list of the best luxury blogs for 2011, selected by the Pursuitist Editors. First off, Pursuitist.com launched one year ago. It’s been a great year, …
Most Expensive Luxury Shopping Streets In Europe
According to a Jones Lang LaSalle study of Europe’s most important luxury shopping destinations, London, Paris and Moscow have the most expensive luxury shopping streets in Europe. The global market for luxury goods has emerged from the financial crisis significantly faster than expected, according to a study of 100 luxury brands and 21 European shopping destinations by Jones Lang LaSalle released last week. The luxury retail …
Fashion PR Dressing Campbell Soup As Luxury Brand
Food is one of the defensive sectors for equity investors if there ever was one. Now, step back for a minute and consider a company like Campbell Soup Company (NYSE: CPB). Canned soup and similar products… Pace picante sauces, V8, Pepperidge Farms, Prego Italian sauces, Swanson, and more… None of these brands are exactly …
Hot New Trend Luxury Lunch Special Offers
When trying to entice a potential investor to put money into your startup over a business meal, it’s not always what you eat, but where you eat, that can make all the difference. Gaby, a high-end French restaurant in Manhattan’s Sofitel New York, launched a lunch idea earlier this summer: 30 bucks for a 30-minute …
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