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Prada hires former Luxottica chief Andrea Guerra as new CEO

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After overseeing a successful turnaround since 2017 to reverse a slide in sales, Bertelli said a year ago he planned to hand over the reins of the group he leads with wife Miuccia Prada to their 34-year-old son Lorenzo. The post Prada hires former Luxottica chief Andrea Guerra as new CEO appeared first on Inside Retail.

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Eataly set for global expansion after $300 million cash injection

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Investindustrial said its investment will allow Eataly to retire debt and maximise financial flexibility to fund Eataly’s global expansion plans. The family of the founder, Oscar Farinetti, and other shareholders will maintain the minority 48 per cent stake. This year it anticipates turning over around $450 million.

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Retail appointments of the week

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In 2003, he transferred control of the business to his daughter, Naomi Milgrom. Rytz Goldman will join the company in the spring of 2024 and report to PVH CEO Stefan Larsson. Rytz Goldman is currently the MD of Cos.

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Central Group leads Selfridges buyout in US$5 billion deal

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The Canadian wing of the billionaire Weston family bought Selfridges for nearly 600 million pounds in 2003. The source said they plan to increase sales to 8 billion euros ($9.1 With Selfridges, they hope to build a luxury department store empire, complemented by an online business.

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What the bankruptcy of biotech darling Amyris means for the beauty industry

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However, all these issues can be addressed with intelligent and skilled planning, along with formulating and production processes that can pivot quickly to address the immediate issues,” Widdison said.

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Unpacking the “murky” data behind the luxury spending boom

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The fact that some people are splashing out on $3000 handbags in the face of a recession doesn’t surprise Philip Corne, a board member for Camilla and Solbari, who was CEO of Louis Vuitton Australia from 2003-2016. “I I saw this developing in a really strong way during the period of the GFC,” he told Inside Retail.

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Trillions in revenue and a million jobs: Unpacking JD.com’s 20-year roadmap

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The business got its first big break in 2003, during the SARS outbreak, when Liu saw an opportunity to capitalise on the burgeoning e-commerce sector and began selling products online to customers who were eager to avoid public spaces. It’s a 20-year plan, which is likely to cover multiple economic cycles.

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