By 2030, 74% of the global workforce will consist of GenZ and Millennials. Concerned with a better work–life balance, professionals under thirty also place great importance on financial security. Far from rejecting big careers, many still dream of a stable job in the luxury industry, particularly in France. Behind the clichés of an impatient and disengaged generation, the reality is quite different.

Over the decades, Switzerland has established itself as a global benchmark in private education. Intended for the world’s wealthiest families, around fifteen private boarding schools charge some of the highest tuition fees in the world. But beyond academic excellence, what are these families really seeking?

More independent, more educated, and more selective. Chinese women have become one of the most consequential consumer forces in global luxury. Who are they? How are they changing China’s perception of this industry? An in-depth exploration of this Chinese economy gradually being dominated by women.

As Jean-Christophe Babin, CEO of Bulgari, prepares to hand over the reins of the brand to Laura Burdese next July, he outlines the brand’s significant future potential, the growth drivers presented at Watches and Wonders, and the strategy designed to win back a younger clientele.

While the high-end segment now captures most of the value in watchmaking, the Geneva-based manufacture Frédérique Constant—owned by Citizen group since 2016—continues to pursue a strategy of ultra-competitive pricing. A demanding positioning that raises questions about the model’s profitability. Interview with its CEO, Niels Eggerding.

In Geneva, on the first day of Watches and Wonders, Cartier highlighted an increasingly difficult balance to strike in the industry: fueling desirability for its iconic timepieces while ensuring that its offerings remain affordable for a broader clientele. Louis Ferla, CEO of Cartier, and Arnaud Carrez, Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer of Cartier outline the company’s strategies.

As COP 30 began on Monday in Belém, Brazil, the climate emergency also calls for rapid action to address the environmental impact of the textile industry. To this end, every year, the Textile Exchange Conference brings together all the players in the sector. This year, in Lisbon, Portugal, the theme was ‘Shifting Landscapes’.

The luxury hospitality industry recently appears to be making a decisive shift toward a more sustainable approach. Far from being a mere marketing strategy, these hotels – though still rare worldwide – are rising to the challenge of 360-degree sustainability.

Lisbon Fashion Week, an event with strong growth potential and still little known, highlighted emerging talents to watch closely, whose focus remains primarily on sustainability, innovation and manufacturing know-how.

This summer, an Italian probe uncovered a worrying reality: luxury brands like Armani and Dior have been producing their high-end goods in Chinese-owned sweatshops in […]