Kering

The French luxury group announced in May 2024 a three-year research collaboration with the Centre for Governance and Sustainability at the National University of Singapore Business School.

There is plenty of pent-up demand for luxury goods in China, Asia, the US, and Europe as consumers benefit from interest rate cuts

Global luxury giants from LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton to Kering saw their sales in China slump in the first nine months of this year as the economy struggled to recover from a housing crisis.

Luxury has often been viewed as inelastic but with rising interest rates and geopolitical tensions will the rich continue to buy? Much depends on China's property sector

The first of three planned studies analysed nature-related strategies from 700 listed companies across 11 industries.

Beyond luxury stocks, industrial companies Schneider Electric and Air Liquide SA have been big contributors to the surge

Binance is now a fully-regulated digital asset service provider in France while Gucci will be accepting crypto payments.

SINGAPORE (Sept 8): Chinese consumers, who account for about 40% of luxury sales globally, seem to have reduced their expenditure on luxury goods as of late.