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The chief executive talks about catering for local consumers after the pandemic shifted global shopping patterns
Brands are urged to come clean on their environmental credentials
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New hospitality openings highlight the potential to raise profiles and generate sales
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Industry supports the smaller but more diverse and inclusive format of the show
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Country’s biggest retailer Chow Tai Fook banks on young people’s love of traditional designs
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2021 was a good year for the luxury goods sector. Analysts forecast this year will be even better
German fashion house to hire additional workers for Turkish factory as it reduces dependence on south-east Asia
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Boss of luxury business says market is ‘very challenging’ for independent companies
Original drawings for Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and Patek Philippe Nautilus timepieces will be auctioned in the spring
Consumer goods group’s human resources head Leena Nair to lead French label
Luxury goods group says non-fungible tokens based on its Birkin bag infringe on company’s trademark
The French luxury house is investing hundreds of millions in its supply chain. Fashion president Bruno Pavlovsky explains why
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