
For almost a decade, Bao Huihong and her French husband have run a lucrative clothes business in China, counting top luxury fashion brands such as Armani and Dolce and Gabbana among their clients.
526 published items with the word (s) or phrase Bain in News, Trends, Videos, Photo galleries, Agenda and sorted by "date descending".
For almost a decade, Bao Huihong and her French husband have run a lucrative clothes business in China, counting top luxury fashion brands such as Armani and Dolce and Gabbana among their clients.
Italy's Valentino has pinned down the right balance for the fashion brand whose founder retired last year with its latest womenswear collection receiving "great response" from press and buyers, its CEO said.
With spending on luxury goods down across the developed world in the economic crisis, luxury brands are increasingly looking far beyond the chic avenues of New York, London or Paris for revenue.
France's creme de la creme luxury firms, hit by a drop in sales on traditional markets, launched a China charm offensive, with a 3D website that gives a peek at the best France has to offer.
UK retailer Matalan has received bid approaches for the business, people familiar with the process said, as private equity firms eye opportunities to invest in resilient retail companies.
Sales of luxury goods in China are forecast to rise 12 percent this year, a global consulting firm said, bucking the downward trend seen in other major markets hit hard by the financial crisis.
Diamonds may have lost their lustre for many in the economic downturn, but China's legions of wealthy, status-conscious customers are helping the precious gem trade glow again.
Shares in Swiss luxury goods group Richemont and watchmaker Swatch Group rose over 2 percent, outperforming the sector, after Deutsche Bank hiked its price targets for the two groups.
The global market for luxury goods will shrink by 8 percent this year, according to Bain & Co, and grow just 1 percent next year, but the impact of the global recession has not been as severe as expected six months ag...
Bankruptcy professionals have a grim view on the U.S. corporate recovery, despite a recent rise in stocks and an uptick in business deals.