Giorgio Armani Posts 24% Profit Drop in Tough 2024, Steps Up Investments
The Milanese group was hit by declining revenues and a slight increase in operating costs but said it retained a long-term approach amid a sharp downturn in luxury demand.
Retailers will need to prepare for the $11 billion summer shopping season without fully understanding what tariffs will be in place, or how much parents and students are willing to spend.
In their own ways, both companies will provide major updates on how they plan to win back customers.
The industry’s newfound political neutrality is being tested. Meanwhile, fresh retail sales figures and trade negotiations will clarify the outlook for the rest of the year.
US inflation data will offer a first read on the impact of Trump’s trade policy. Plus, The Business of Beauty Global Forum 2025.
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The 16th Global Fashion Summit comes as advocates for a greener, more humane fashion industry find themselves on the defensive.
Sneakers, lipstick and of course, tariffs, will be on investors’ minds as companies report quarterly results.
As more retailers report earnings, the industry is hoping more countries follow China in reaching agreements to lower tariffs.
The British luxury brand hopes to top low expectations for a second quarter.
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A gloomy economy probably won’t spoil the Costume Institute’s big party.
A busy stretch of economic data and earnings will offer a clearer picture of how Trump’s trade war is affecting the industry.
Kering reports results as its struggling brands weigh whether to raise prices to compensate for tariffs. Meanwhile, Shein and Temu plan to hike on Friday.
The luxury conglomerate’s earnings will provide a window into how the sector’s biggest brands are expecting the rest of 2025 to go.
The Milanese group was hit by declining revenues and a slight increase in operating costs but said it retained a long-term approach amid a sharp downturn in luxury demand.
A deal between the biggest e-commerce platform in Africa and telecommunications company Axian would help both company expand across the continent.
The Persson family and its related companies owned over 60 percent of H&M's shares at the end of May, prompting speculation the company may return to private ownership.
The prestige skincare and wellness line founded by the British supermodel entered liquidation proceedings after failing to file its company accounts.
The two era-defining avant-garde fashion designers will be the subject of a major exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria in Australia.
The British luxury lifestyle brand, known for its leather handbags, notebooks, homeware and other accessories, will look to accelerate its growth and expand internationally.
Hair care was the second fastest-growing category at L’Oréal last year after fragrances.
The deal bolsters Bold’s talent management capabilities in France.