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Louis Vuitton to Close Down Hong Kong Store & More
Louis Vuitton decided to shut down its store in Hong Kong Times Square mall after its landlord, Wharf Real Estate Investment Corporation, refused to lower the rent. Read MoreA New Luxury Platform from Amazon?
Amazon plans to launch a new online luxury platform to expand the e-commerce giant’s reach into the global luxury landscape. Read MoreKering LVMH Rivalry Set to Intensify with Moncler Tiffany Acquisitions
LVMH and Kering are set to deepen their rivalry with strategic acquisitions that will have far-reaching implications, particularly in the China market. Read MoreLVMH Confirmed Acquisition of Tiffany for $16.2 Billion
Bernard Arnault, LVMH’s chairman, has already lined-up a new strategy to boost the biggest acquisition for the group in their history. Read MoreRichemont Bets Big on China
With continued protests in Hong Kong, Richemont should focus on the Chinese mainland where the demand for luxury watch sales and jewelry remains strong. Read MoreAlibaba’s Tmall is Becoming Luxury Fashion’s Online Gateway to China
How the fashion industry, which once eyed Alibaba with suspicion, is now flocking to it in order to reach China’s luxury-hungry shoppers. Read MoreAcquiring Tiffany Could Be a China Masterstroke for LVMH
If LVMH’s acquisition of Tiffany's goes through, it could end up being one of LVMH’s smartest China-facing transactions to date. Read MoreIntroducing Feng Mao, Richemont and Alibaba’s New Venture
Feng Mao, the new high-end online joint venture between Alibaba and luxury monolith Richemont gives Chinese consumers to the world’s leading luxury brands. Read MoreHow Politics in China Will Shape Luxury’s Future
Given the continuing crisis in the Greater China market, the question for luxury brands is how to approach the this market over the rest of 2019 and 2020. Read MoreDunhill Set to Expand in China Travel Retail Market
Richemont-owned luxury brand Alfred Dunhill is primed for expansion in the Asia Pacific travel retail market. Read More