Kering’s dim profits brightened by luxury gains
Kering’s profits plummeted and its debt rose in 2013, but the conglomerate’s luxury restructuring has already begun to pay off.
Kering’s profits plummeted and its debt rose in 2013, but the conglomerate’s luxury restructuring has already begun to pay off.
French luxury conglomerate Kering is showcasing its artistic side by co-hosting the first United States event for A Shaded View on Fashion Film with the French Institute Alliance Française in New York.
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