M&A
Why LVMH’s Acquisition Of Cartier From Richemont Is Unlikely
LVMH is reportedly looking to buy Cartier from Richemont but is being met with resistance. Here’s why an acquisition is unlikely to happen. Read MoreAre Luxury M&As Long-Term China Plays in Disguise?
Recent acquisitions suggest a sense of urgency among luxury giants to branch out and invest in traditionally weaker areas. Read MoreLuxury’s Shark Tank: Be Patient and M&A Will Thrive Again Eventually
In last week's column, we established that scale was paramount in luxury and, as a consequence, M&A should be well supported. Here’s why. Read More“Buy Less, Buy Better” Means Luxury Leaders Are Only Going To Get Stronger
Major luxury players know scaling up confers enormous benefits in their pursuit of further growth. Here, four advantages provided by scaling up. Read MoreMcKinsey: The Luxury Goods Industry During And After Coronavirus
Amid the coronavirus, luxury-goods companies must take action to “navigate the now,” plan for the recovery, and shape the future. Read MoreThree Takeaways from a Luxury Investment Panel During New York Fashion Week
Veteran fashion and luxury investors at the New York Fashion Forum discussed the present and future of cross-border investment. Read MoreSavile Row Savior: Gieves & Hawkes Plots Epic Comeback with Help from Hong Kong Retail Group
The troubled Savile Row suit maker with over 200 years of history begins to turn around falling profits after being acquired by Trinity. Read MoreMenswear, Yachts, And Brooklyn Real Estate: The Top 5 China Luxury M&A Deals Of 2013
This year saw a flurry of foreign acquisitions by Chinese companies. As part of Jing Daily's ongoing year-end coverage, we've listed the top 5. Read MoreWill Branded Chinese Hotels Succeed In Global Market?
Dalian Wanda announced major plans yesterday to build the world's first global branded Chinese luxury hotel in London, which raises the question of how Chinese hotels will fare against fierce… Read MorePPR To Acquire Qeelin: What Could It Mean For Chinese Luxury?
In the hopes of increasing its already significant footprint in the mainland China market, this weekend the French luxury giant PPR announced plans to acquire the Hong Kong-based French-Chinese jewelry… Read More