Wealth

The luxury market’s recent performance offers a complex narrative—one that oscillates between cautious optimism and deep uncertainties. While some companies like LVMH deliver somewhat better-than-expected figures, these glimpses of resilience are overshadowed by fundamental vulnerabilities. The narrative of a burgeoning recovery is somewhat illusory; beneath the surface, the sector remains fragile, teetering on the edge
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In the high-stakes domain of luxury fashion, brands like Moncler find themselves in a precarious balancing act. While the allure of exclusivity often justifies premium pricing, the current strategy of incremental price hikes reveals an underlying vulnerability. The decision to rely on “very slight price increases” as a shield against tariff impacts may seem pragmatic,
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In recent years, the luxury industry has demonstrated a remarkable capacity to evolve and adapt—yet this evolution often obscures the profound socioeconomic disparities it both reflects and amplifies. When an investment giant like LVMH’s private equity arm pours hundreds of millions into a private jet company, it’s not merely about high-end travel; it’s a calculated
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For years, the luxury industry in Japan appeared virtually unstoppable, riding the waves of foreign tourism fueled by a weak yen and an influx of international shoppers. Until recently, companies like Richemont basked in the illusion of perpetual growth, especially during last year’s surge driven by currency-induced spending. Yet, beneath this surface-level prosperity lies a
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In the maze of recent tax legislation, a disturbing pattern emerges: policies are increasingly skewed to benefit the wealthiest segment of society at the expense of the broader middle class and working Americans. While proponents tout these measures as fostering economic growth and investment, closer scrutiny reveals that they primarily entrench inequality. The so-called “big
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The luxury fashion sector is notorious for its ever-changing landscape, influenced by consumer whims, economic factors, and shifting cultural narratives. The recent appointment of Luca de Meo as CEO of Kering marks a pivotal moment for this beleaguered French fashion house. Following the departure of long-term leader François-Henri Pinault, the company is betting that a
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