Luxury Daily’s live news from Jan. 23 – BMW, Kering named among top sustainable companies; Tesla ties Elon Musk’s compensation to company performance; John Varvatos taps Nick Jonas as campaign star, collaborator; Louis XIII teams with Baccarat for one-of-a-kind creation; Shangri-La rewards consumers for mobile engagement; Stella McCartney looks to sustainability in effort to transform fashion.
Brands that create value for society also reap financial success, as the top 100 sustainable companies tend to outperform the average.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Jan. 11 – Threshold for lavish real estate on the rise; Stuart Weitzman goes for generational appeal with Gigi Hadid, Kate Moss; Richemont jewelers see 11pc sales lift in Q3 2017; Ritz-Carlton yachting vision comes to life as construction kicks off; Tag Heuer cycles for a cure in ambassador-led fundraising effort; Kering floats Puma share distribution with luxury pure player goal.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Jan. 11 – Threshold for lavish real estate on the rise; Stuart Weitzman goes for generational appeal with Gigi Hadid, Kate Moss; Richemont jewelers see 11pc sales lift in Q3 2017; Ritz-Carlton yachting vision comes to life as construction kicks off; Tag Heuer cycles for a cure in ambassador-led fundraising effort; Kering floats Puma share distribution with luxury pure player goal.
French conglomerate Kering Group has proposed to distribute approximately 70 percent of its shares in athletic brand Puma to focus more heavily on luxury goods.
British fashion label Stella McCartney is the first Kering-owned brand to appear on Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba’s Luxury Pavilion.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Dec. 14 – Audi looks to past and future from the moon; Gucci puts Dapper Dan spin on what constitutes brand collaboration; Arthur O. Sulzberger, Jr. retires as NYT publisher; Tiffany extends design language consistency to eyewear; Holt Renfrew revamps cafe concept to encourage dwell time; Kering’s new hire to enrich standing of jewelry division in Americas; Rimowa, DFS Group team for travel retail ease.
Luxury Daily’s live news from Dec. 14 – Audi looks to past and future from the moon; Gucci puts Dapper Dan spin on what constitutes brand collaboration; Arthur O. Sulzberger, Jr. retires as NYT publisher; Tiffany extends design language consistency to eyewear; Holt Renfrew revamps cafe concept to encourage dwell time; Kering’s new hire to enrich standing of jewelry division in Americas; Rimowa, DFS Group team for travel retail ease.
French luxury goods conglomerate Kering Group is looking to raise the profile of its jewelry brands in the Americas.
Today in luxury – Kering puts an end to lawsuit over eyewear origin; Miuccia Prada’s “blueprint for the future”; Luxury boutique hotels become part of the college experience; Mercedes sees a new bumper year in China after edging out Audi.
