Financial Reporting
Moncler Can Thank China For Its Comeback
Although Moncler posted strong Q1 results, with revenues rising 21 percent, CEO Remo Ruffini says there’s still much work to be done. Read More
Hermès Rides High In Q1 Thanks To Asia
Watches and jewelry made the biggest gains for Hermès, though all the categories at this esteemed French luxury house grew in high double digits. 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
L’Oréal Propelled By Gains In Asia Pacific
L’Oréal’s brick-and-mortar and e-commerce investments in the Mainland seem to have paid off, particularly for the French group’s luxury division. Read More
Louis Vuitton, Dior Drive LVMH’s COVID Comeback
LVMH reported that revenue jumped 32 percent in the first quarter of 2021 to 14 billion euros, driven by its reigning champs Louis Vuitton and Dior. 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
Gaming Keeps Tencent Green in Q4
Tencent saw balanced growth across all its core business segments, but its standout was international gaming, which grew by 43 percent. Read More
Is Nike Well-Positioned Post-Pandemic?
Chinese consumers fueled a mighty sales surge for the global sneakers brand in the past three months, which will be maintained in the current quarter. Read More
Burberry’s Sales Rebound Sparks Hope for Luxury Retail
Burberry expects Q4 sales to be 28 to 32 percent higher than the same period last year, reinstalling confidence in the luxury industry. Read More
JD’s Expanding Empire Offers Lessons on E-commerce
China’s leading e-commerce company posted a 31 percent jump in fourth quarter revenue to $34.4 billion, reiterating the staying power of online shopping. Read More
