Eva Morletto

The American company Ralph Lauren announced on Tuesday in a press release that its growth rate for the coming years would be between 4% and 6% until fiscal year 2028. This announcement was rather disappointing for investors.

On Tuesday, the Spanish perfume and cosmetics group posted strong results for the first half of the year, with an 8% increase in revenue. Following its successful IPO on the Spanish stock exchange in May, Puig has established itself as a major player in its market.

On Wednesday, September 3, the long-awaited Mercosur, the international agreement between the European Union and Latin America, was approved by the Commission meeting in Brussels.

Last week’s stock market closure saw the perfume group’s shares fall by 12%. A negative peak was even recorded on 21 August, when the holding […]

According to a recent survey conducted by the Bloomberg news agency, Burberry appears to be the top British takeover target in a survey of mergers and acquisitions in Europe.

On September 15, Luca De Meo officially took office as CEO of Kering. Recruited by François-Henri Pinault to turn around a group weakened by excessive debt and Gucci’s sluggish performance, the former Renault CEO is embarking on a strategic mandate under intense pressure.

On Monday, Stella McCartney appointed Tom Mendenhall as CEO, succeeding Amandine Ohayon. The news comes shortly after LVMH sold its minority stake in the eponymous brand.

With the harvest season just beginning in Champagne-Ardenne, French winegrowers are already in turmoil. Seasonal workers are complaining about difficult working conditions, threatening the success of the 2025 harvest.

The Cannes Yachting Festival, one of the highlights of the nautical calendar, is preparing to welcome visitors from September 9 to 14, 2025. Every year, this event attracts many enthusiasts and professionals from the sector, and the next edition will be no exception.

Overtourism is emerging as the major threat of the summer season, particularly in so-called trendy destinations.

On Tuesday, the day before the vote of confidence that led to the fall of his government and his resignation, François Bayrou, the former French prime minister, made a statement that angered the Italian authorities: “There is a kind of tax nomadism, which attracts taxpayers to countries with the most favorable tax laws. Italy is currently practicing a policy of tax dumping.“ Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni described his comments as ”astonishing.”

As Milan mourns the Italian fashion legend on Monday, rumours are rife in Rivalta about the future of the Italian fashion group. However, Giorgio Armani has secured his legacy with his wish for family governance, preserving the independence of the fashion house.

At 91, Giorgio Armani continues to surprise the fashion world, in which he is a true pillar. Last Saturday, in the sumptuous setting of the […]

After several decades of decline, Fabergé has been bought for $50 million by Sergei Mosunov through his SMG Capital fund. The deal, which values the company at its net asset value, highlights the difficulties of monetizing heritage brands in a rapidly changing luxury market.

On Thursday, French hotel giant Accor announced higher but mixed results for the first half of 2025, driven by its luxury and lifestyle division, which grew by 5.6%. These results are fairly encouraging for the luxury hotel sector.