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Tiffany & Co. says it will stop buying new diamonds mined in Russia as pressure builds on companies to cut Russian products from their supply chains.
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Carlyle Group Inc. agreed to buy Italian motorcycling clothing brand Dainese SpA from Investcorp International for an enterprise value of 630 million euros ($691 million), the latest high-end fashion deal by the Middle East-based fund that’s previously invested in Gucci Ltd and Tiffany & Co.
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Looking into the current session, Tiffany Inc. (NYSE: TIF) shares are trading at $131.42, after a 0.1% increase. Moreover, over the past month, the...
Tiffany & Co. is teaming up with streetwear brand Supreme to launch a seven-piece collection, part of the storied jeweler’s bid to refresh its image and appeal to younger customers.
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Investcorp Holdings BSC, the Middle East’s biggest alternative asset manager, will delist from the Bahrain stock exchange after almost four decades in response to low trading volumes, the latest in a string of companies in the region to go back into private ownership.
Not long ago, major fashion brands were willing to pay ballooning rents just to have a store on Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue. Now the world-famous shopping strip has transformed into a battleground between landlords and tenants seeking a way out of pricey leases.
Some chief executive officers are so eager for their employees to get vaccinated against Covid-19 that they’re granting workers time off or cash incentives to get shots.
Investcorp Holdings BSC has raised about $1 billion for its first private equity fund focused on North American assets, according to people familiar the matter.
Filling the five stories of retail space will be a challenge.
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LVMH weathered a new round of Covid-19 lockdowns thanks to the resilient appeal of its Louis Vuitton bags.
The coronavirus pandemic is still raging throughout large parts of the world and China is facing a resurgence of the outbreak, yet investors keep pushing luxury-goods stocks higher, undeterred by near-record valuations.
Billionaire Bernard Arnault’s investment vehicle would take a loss on its Carrefour SA holding if the French grocer’s purchase by Canada’s Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. goes through.
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Billionaire Bernard Arnault’s investment vehicle would take a hit if French grocer Carrefour SA’s purchase by Canada’s Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. goes through.
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De Beers has cut off some of its long-term diamond buyers, marking one of the biggest shakeups in the way the miner sells gems since the end of its monopoly 20 years ago.
A chance to help run the iconic American jeweler Tiffany & Co. has catapulted Alexandre Arnault into the luxury world’s top echelons.
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A once-contentious acquisition ultimately ends quietly.
Tiffany's (TIF) strong sales in Mainland China and sturdy e-commerce business help post record holiday sales.
The company, which will soon be bought by France's LVMH, said its overall preliminary net sales rose about 2% for the period Nov. 1 through Dec. 31.
LVMH and two other resilient retailers could head higher in 2021.
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The holiday blessing that Tiffany & Co. shareholders gave to sell the storied jeweler to LVMH pushes the contentious transaction closer to the finish line, giving billionaire Bernard Arnault the long-sought pathway to expand his global collection of luxury brands.
As agreed in October, LVMH will pay $131.5 per share, down from $135 in the original deal signed late last year.