In the golden age of China, from 2007 to 2011, the global luxury brands witnessed the double digit growth numbers. But with economic slowdown and extreme nervousness associated with political transition last year, the current outlook for luxury brands …

“We have seen a slowdown in the number of new stores being opened by luxury brands in China, especially those who have been in the market for 20 years,” Sebastian Skiff, director of retail for CBRE in Asia, said. “That is natural, but also at the same …

LOUIS VUITTON, Hermès, Cartier and other luxury brands are set to see growth slow dramatically over the coming years, analysts predict, due to the new Chinese government's crackdown on "exuberant" spending. As many other sectors worldwide suffered …

Diageo's Dr. Nicholas Morgan, head of whisky outreach, told Whisky Advocate the new releases will be the supplier's most significant move in the single malt category in the past decade and that Mortlach will soon become the next great luxury brand.

Luxury brands leads an innovation. Investment Week | 02 Dec 2013. Luxury is a global industry, and not reliant on a handful of countries. However, companies must not rest on their brands. right. Tweet. Login Option. To access content on Investment Week …

Serial entrepreneur Clyde Davenport has sold 40 per cent of his fast-growing sportswear company 2XU to a private equity fund backed by the world's biggest luxury brand company LVMH Moët Hennessy-Louis Vuitton. Davenport, a former advertising …

However, luxury companies are difficult to value because their perspectives are mainly based on subjective criteria such as creativity, image or brand power, that are complicated to analyze. The objective of this article is to highlight the Keys to …

Accessories retailer OrotonGroup plans to take on global brands such as Burberry, Gucci and Chloe in the luxury handbag market as part of a plan to revitalise the 75-year-old label. Oroton's leather totes and handbags sell for about $500, but new chief …

MILAN/PARIS (Reuters) – Goose down jacket maker Moncler is seeking to raise as much as 785 million euros (650.50 million pounds) in what will be the biggest flotation in the European luxury sector since Salvatore Ferragamo more than two years ago.