While Gilt is already a household name among online shoppers in the US, the brand, although a relative newcomer to the Chinese market, is already off to a vigorous start. China, with the world’s most vibrant market for luxury goods due to its soaring middle-class – already at 50 million and still growing – has …
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Showing: 253 - 258 of 307 ArticlesInside Jimmy Choo Acquisition The Real Deal Change For Luxury Shoe Business
London and New York-headquartered private equity firm Towerbrook Capital Partners has secured an exit from its investment in luxury shoe business Jimmy Choo, four years after the firm paid £185 million for the company. Privately held luxury goods group Labelux, which is based in Austria, has acquired the shoe company for £500 million, following reported …
Something Special Makes Vault Luxury Magazine Different
MANILA, Philippines – “It should feel like luxury in your hands.” This is what editor-in-chief David Celdran said when asked to describe Vault, his new magazine under ABS-CBN Publishing Inc. (API). Just like the compartment of valuables it is named after, Vault features all things expensive — from cars and watches to food and travel …
For Luxury Cars Lincoln Is Top Luxury Brand
Let us be the first to say that the results of the latest 2011 Vehicle Satisfaction Awards, conducted by influential auto industry resource AutoPacific, came as a bit of a surprise. Lincoln, arguably the most overlooked of luxury brands, was voted the ‘Top Premium Brand’ in the awards, as voted upon by more than 68,000 …
Demand For Luxury Goods Up Richemont Profits Increase
The world’s second-biggest luxury goods company, Richemont, said strong demand for its jewellery and watches had produced a surge in its annual profits and sales. The Swiss group, which owns the Cartier jewellery, Montblanc pens and Chloe fashion brands, expanded its sales in all its regions but growth was strongest in Asia-Pacific, where sales were …
Luxury Brands Obsession With Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx)
Prada’s $2 billion initial public offering was approved last night at a meeting with Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) regulators. Sources tell Bloomberg that the Italian fashion house will go public on June 24, though that’s still a “tentative date.” Prada isn’t the first latest luxury goods company to pursue a Hong Kong IPO. British …
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