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Luxury goods

  • Tuesday, 5 May, 2026
    Personal & Household Goods
    LVMH goes from buyer to seller as luxury’s winter drags on

    LVMH is exploring sales of brands including Marc Jacobs and Fenty in one of the biggest pullbacks in its history

    Alex Consani walks the runway in a dramatic yellow and blue floral dress with oversized sleeves and a large black bow headpiece during the Marc Jacobs 2026 show.
  • Saturday, 2 May, 2026
    Retail & Consumer industry
    The luxuries I can’t give up (even as prices rise)

    I know it’s ridiculous to pay £32 for shower gel, but not all luxuries are frivolous

    James Max
    Illustration of a shower gel, chocolate bar, plate of cheese and grapes, and a folded up shirt with sparkles all around
  • Saturday, 25 April, 2026
    European companies
    Marketing collective The Independents explores $1bn stake sale

    Paris-based group in talks with its investors amid slump in high-end market 

    Models walk the runway in Celine Spring/Summer 2026 outfits, including a navy coat with a large white scarf and red bag.
  • Thursday, 23 April, 2026
    Middle East war
    Arnault warns Middle East war could spiral into ‘global catastrophe’

    LVMH’s billionaire boss says luxury group’s recovery hinges on the conflict being resolved quickly

    Bernard Arnault in profile against a dark background with red light, attending the LVMH 2025 financial results presentation.
  • Sunday, 19 April, 2026
    European companies
    Bogart’s Italian fedora maker seeks to get ahead in China

    169-year-old luxury hat producer Borsalino plans to open its first store in Shanghai

    Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman face each other, both wearing hats, in a scene from Casablanca.
  • Saturday, 18 April, 2026
    European companies
    The Big Read. Bandage dresses and sellout shoes: Big Luxury’s bid to reinvent itself

    Many brands yanked up prices. Then millions of customers left

    Giovanni Giannoni/WWD via Getty Images
  • Saturday, 18 April, 2026
    HTSI
    The key trends of Watches and Wonders 2026

    Rolex, TAG Heuer, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet and Hermès lead the charge in Geneva

    Hublot black ceramic and gold with frosted carbon Big Bang Reloaded Usain Bolt, £23,500
  • Thursday, 16 April, 2026
    Personal & Household Goods
    Kering CEO De Meo aims to double profitability in turnaround push

    New chief says luxury group is at a ‘turning point’ as he lays out plans to boost profit and reduce dependence on Gucci

    A large Gucci billboard with fashionable models is seen in the background as people walk past in the foreground.
  • Thursday, 16 April, 2026
    Life & Arts
    Lex. Hermès bumps up against luxury’s scarcity paradox

    There is a tricky balance to strike between exclusivity and scale

    Premium content
    A Hermes boutique window display featuring an orange handbag, matching gloves, a necklace, and an orange coat.
  • Wednesday, 15 April, 2026
    Middle East war
    Hermès shares tumble on weak sales as Iran war hits luxury demand

    Birkin bag maker falls short of forecasts, capping tough first quarter for sector

    A yellow Hermès Birkin bag with a crocodile texture is displayed on a wooden shelf in a store window.
  • Tuesday, 14 April, 2026
    Kering SA
    Gucci slump deals blow to Luca De Meo’s Kering turnaround

    Sales at luxury group’s key brand tumble 8% in first quarter as Iran war takes toll on industry

    A model wearing sunglasses, a fitted white T-shirt and carrying a large Gucci bag walks the runway at the Gucci Autumn/Winter 2026-27 show.
  • Tuesday, 14 April, 2026
    Electric vehicles
    Rolls-Royce targets 100 ultra-wealthy buyers with customised electric cars

    UK carmaker tests limits of the market with its personalised vehicles for the super-rich

    A working design model of Rolls-Royce’s luxury EV
  • Tuesday, 14 April, 2026
    European companies
    LVMH sales hit as Middle East conflict delays luxury recovery

    US and Israel’s war on Iran dents sales growth at world’s biggest luxury group

    Louis Vuitton monogrammed brown leather handbag with tan trim, worn over the shoulder against dark clothing.
  • Monday, 13 April, 2026
    Special Report
    Watches and Jewellery: April

    Start-ups lend an optimistic air to this year’s Watches and Wonders fair; gaming nostalgia gets the luxury treatment; Audemars Piguet bets on rare craftsmanship; photobook documents the life of a clock-repair shop

    Visitors walk through a bright exhibition corridor lined with luxury watch and jewellery boutiques, including Jaeger-LeCoultre and Van Cleef & Arpels, at a trade fair.
  • Monday, 13 April, 2026
    HTSI
    The Rolex Oyster is 100 – it’s fresher than ever

    One of the world’s best-known wristwatches toasts a landmark year 

    Harrison Ford wears a Rolex Oyster in 1981
  • Monday, 13 April, 2026
    Watches and Jewellery: April
    Gold’s surge puts margins under the spotlight

    Jewellers are rethinking designs to help keep costs in check and maintain their appeal with clients

    A shopper rides an escalator past the Cartier store in the Iconsiam mall in Bangkok.
  • Monday, 13 April, 2026
    Watches and Jewellery: April
    The secret world of the branded clock

    When dial names want scaled-up famous pieces, specialist suppliers offer discretion and expertise — in one case, fuelling watchmaking ambitions of its own

    A man in a blue suit stands smiling in front of large outdoor clock sculptures with Roman numerals and metallic gears.
  • Monday, 13 April, 2026
    European companies
    Luxury retailer Mytheresa has sights on Middle East growth despite conflict

    New chief executive wants to increase investment given concentration of wealthy potential clients in the Gulf

    Francis Belin in a suit, with a collage showing a Mytheresa employee wrapping a gift and a Loewe and Mytheresa event in the background.
  • Monday, 13 April, 2026
    Style
    How Strathberry put Scottish handbags on the luxury map

    The label’s ‘high-end quality at accessible prices’ ethos is resonating with shoppers disillusioned with top luxury houses 

    Woman in grey suit with tan handbag, standing against wooden wall beside mountainous lakeside landscape.
  • Saturday, 11 April, 2026
    Yachts & Marinas
    Superyacht hyper-personalisation helps Sanlorenzo sustain sales boom

    Italian group looks to sustain sales boom with bespoke designs including latest vessel built around a living tree

    A modern, minimalist lounge space featuring a large tree growing in a circular patch of grass at the center, surrounded by cream-coloured furniture and soft natural light.
  • Friday, 10 April, 2026
    European companies
    Dolce & Gabbana co-founder quits as chair of fashion house

    Stefano Gabbana will remain in creative roles after stepping aside from management

    Madonna and designer Stefano Gabbana smiling and holding hands while speaking at the Dolce & Gabbana fashion show.
  • Thursday, 26 March, 2026
    Automobiles
    Ferrari flies personalised supercars to super-rich Middle East buyers

    Premium manufacturers keep delivering to lucrative customers despite sea freight disruption

    A red sports car is being loaded onto an Etihad Airways plane using a cargo lift.
  • Tuesday, 24 March, 2026
    Fashion accessories
    Why the pendant necklace makes an outfit

    A ‘palate cleanser’ after chains and charms, bohemian cord necklaces have become the style set’s go-to accessory

  • Monday, 16 March, 2026
    TJX Cos Inc
    Big bargains and ‘white knuckle’ buying: inside the rise of TJ Maxx

    Savvy buyers and a vast supply of high-end clothes have propelled discount chain’s owner TJX into retail’s big league

    A customer pushes a shopping cart through the clothing section of a TJ Maxx store in Chicago in the US.
  • Wednesday, 11 March, 2026
    Automobiles
    Porsche explores new premium models to drive turnaround

    New chief Michael Leiters is seeking ways to revive carmaker after 93% plunge in profits last year

    Two employees wearing gloves inspect the painted surface of a yellow Porsche 911 body shell at a factory paint shop.
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