Search Results: Hennessy
$1 Bln in Beauty: Estée Lauder’s China Campaign Pays Off with Sales Surge
Sales of the Estée Lauder Companies Inc beauty products crossed $1 billion in the Asia-Pacific region in the last quarter. Read More
How Luxury Brands Seize Traveling Consumers This Lunar New Year
We identified 4 selling strategies adopted by luxury brands from Gucci, Bvlgari to Pernod Ricard during 2019 Lunar New Year to reach out traveling Chinese. Read More
As Economy Sours in China, Sales of Spirits Soar
While concerns over an economic slowdown mount, sales of high-end whiskey and cognac in China are growing faster than expected. Read More
LVMH Reports Strong Growth But Remains Cautious about the Global Economy
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton released its Q4 and full-year 2018 earnings on Jan. 29. The company was upbeat about growth, but remained cautious. Read More
Three Problems Overhanging Luxury Giant LVMH: Morgan Stanley
Ahead of LVMH's 2018 full-year results release, investment bank Morgan Stanley published a report analyzing the company's three downside risks. Read More
Chinese Whispers: LVMH-owned Chaumet Embraces WeChat E-commerce Sales, and More
Chaumet, the premium jewelry brand owned by LVMH, has started to sell jewelry pieces on WeChat to wealthy Chinese consumers this week. Read More
Luxury FirstLook 2019 New York
Luxury Daily returns Jan. 16 with the 7th annual edition of Luxury FirstLook in New York, focused on the outlook for the year ahead. The overarching theme of the daylong event is… Read More
LVMH Digital Czar on China, Sales and the New Definitions of Luxury
Ian Rogers, the chief digital officer of LVMH sat down with Jing Daily to talk about reinventing the biggest luxury group in the world and the huge role China is… Read More
LVMH Q3 Revenues Climb 10% as Chinese Consumers Continue to Buy
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton’s robust growth in the third quarter has soothed concerns over China’s economic slowdown. Read More
It’s Official: China’s Luxury Market is Exploding, Fueled by Tesla, Apple
Skyrocketing prices for five-star hotels, top boarding schools, and rare liquors are boosting an already robust Consumer Price Index (CPI) for luxury goods in China. Read More
