[ad_1] PARIS â Kering has named Italian designer Pierpaolo Piccioli the next creative director of its Balenciaga label, effective July 10. Piccioli will succeed Demna, who is taking the reins of Kering flagship Gucci following a final haute couture show for Balenciaga. With the choice of Piccioli, best known for his deft use of colour […]
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[ad_1] Bath & Body Works said on Monday it has appointed former Nike chief strategy and transformation officer, Daniel Heaf, as chief executive, effective immediately. He replaces Gina Boswell, who has been at the helm of the beauty and skincare firm since November 2022. In March, the company said Boswell would be temporarily absent, for
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[ad_1] UK exports of high-end items to the European Union have lagged behind the broader growth of the countryâs luxury sector, a trend that industry lobby Walpole attributes to Brexit. The value of shipments of British designer goods to the EU rose to £18 billion ($23.9 billion) in 2022, from £16 billion in 2017, a
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[ad_1] Today, job candidates assess the suitability and opportunities of a prospective workplace as much as employers assess these candidates for their capabilities and potential in a role. Employees are also increasingly looking to align their personal values with their employersâ. For instance, a Deloitte survey from last year found that 77 percent of Gen-Z
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[ad_1] The US retail giant Walmart will âeat some of the tariffsâ in line with Donald Trumpâs demands, the presidentâs treasury secretary Scott Bessent insisted on Sunday, claiming he received the assurance in a personal phone call with the companyâs chief executive, Doug McMillon. A spokesperson for Walmart said the company would not comment on
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[ad_1] NEW YORK â They came by the hundreds to the corner of Greene and Grand Streets. Some woke up as early as 3 a.m. to be there, taking trains not just from across New York, but the suburbs in New Jersey and Connecticut. Most wore athleisure or wide-legged jeans, and stood in groups with
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[ad_1] Andy Polk has spent the last year trying to put a number on the environmental impact of a shoe. It wasnât how heâd expected to spend the time. The executive director of the Footwear Innovation Foundation, a newly launched nonprofit think tank backed by the industry, initially set out to explore what innovations might
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[ad_1] Beautyâs recession-proof shine is wearing off. This quarterâs batch of earnings saw lacklustre performance from almost every major beauty company. Coty reported a 6 percent sales decline, cut its annual profit forecast and announced plans to lay off around 700 employees, around 5 percent of its workforce. Both LVMHâs selective retailing, which houses Sephora,
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[ad_1] Saks Global Enterprises creditors that hold more than half of its $2.2 billion bond due 2029 have organised and are preparing for potential talks with the company regarding its financing options, according to people with knowledge of the matter. The group has hired Lazard Inc. and Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison as advisers,
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[ad_1] Indiaâs Colorbar Cosmetics is planning to go public in early 2027, after doubling its revenue this financial year by upgrading its designs, launching new products and opening more stores, the makeup and skincare brandâs top boss told Reuters. Brands catering to wealthier Indians have weathered a high-cost-of-living-led slowdown in consumer spending, as the affluent
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