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Gucci Could Be Kering’s Greatest Strength and Liability in China
Although Gucci has seemingly cracked the code for keeping consumers engaged in China, complications could be on the horizon due to too much success. Read More
LVMH, Hermès, and Kering Suffer From China’s COVID-19 Clampdown
Sales for top-notch luxury players were good in the first three months of 2022, mostly thanks to Europe and the Americas. Read More
Kering Fuels Luxury’s Sustainable Innovation in China
Kering held its second “K Generation Talk & Award Ceremony” in Shanghai. But can the initiative fuel sustainable luxury in China? Read More
Strong Quarters by LVMH, Hermès & Kering Buoy Global Luxury
Strong third-quarter results for fashion heavyweights LVMH, Gucci’s parent Kering, and Hermès were a confidence boost for the entire global luxury business. Read More
Kering & Burberry Lead China’s Latest International Import Expo
This November, the world's leading luxury and beauty companies will attend the fourth China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai. Read More
Following Gen-Z Trends, Kering Bans Fur Globally
The luxury conglomerate Kering has announced a total ban on animal fur across all its brands, a move millennial and Gen-Z consumers have demanded. Read More
Gucci Leads Kering’s Growth Once Again
After staining Kering’s scorecard in 2020, Gucci has managed to reclaim its star status this quarter, surging 25 percent in revenues. Read More
Kering Dominates Top Spot On China Global Luxury Index
As March began, the Jing Daily Global Luxury Index was riding at an all-time high. But fashion's decision to stop using Xinjiang cotton could change things. Read More
Kering’s Earnings Weren’t All Gucci For 2020
While Bottega Veneta sparkled, Kering’s other brands suffered losses as the luxury conglomerate endured the ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More
LVMH & Kering Stocks Jump Thanks To China Success
Strong Chinese consumer spending has fueled a luxury stock surge for LVMH and Kering SA, but some financial analysts are pumping the brakes. Read More
