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“[Some] Americans are now looking for a way to come here short of citizenship, to at least get into the country and leave the U.S.,” an...
“As far as my family was concerned, that was another planet," Chanel's Leena Nair said. The bet paid off as she then built a 30-year career at...
WPP's CEO Mark Read noted that the revenue slip was partly due to “weaker client discretionary spend.”
Swatch Group catapulted to fame with its motley of colorful plastic watches, credited with saving the entire Swiss watch industry. It’s since seen...
As Milan’s runways light up with glamour, the fashion world grapples with slumping sales, China’s slowdown, and a luxury market under pressure.
"The step-up from CFO to CEO by Fernandez will be liked by many investors," Jefferies analyst David Hayes said of the Unilever CEO transition.
Hermès’s executive chairman believes “it’s not the success of Hermès, but the world came to us,” he said during an earnings call.
“Consistency is not about one good year. We know there is a lot still to do," Unilever CEO Hein Schumacher said.
CEO Dolf van den Brink said Heineken would continue to investments through 2025 as part of its “EverGreen Strategy” to future-proof the brewer.
“Most of our brands, we're producing in Italy and in France… we're selling a part of our culture," Kering CEO Francois-Henri Pinault said.
Many pet owners are “humanizing” their pets, creating demand for a wider variety of products, Nestlé told Fortune exclusively.
Turning Gucci around is crucial to Kering as it "can no longer afford to get it wrong" an expert told Fortune.
Bettencourt Meyers is a third-generation L'Oreal heir and has spent 28 years on its board. Her two sons are also board directors.
CEO Jacob Aarup-Andersen said that Carlsberg's game plan "is to have a broad portfolio of brands with alcohol-free line extensions."
High number of "products that are unsafe, counterfeit or otherwise non-compliant leads to serious safety and health risks," the draft proposal said,...
Orsted was in the fossil fuels business as "Danish Oil and Natural Gas" for much of its lifetime. It's renewable energy pivot is hurting in the U.S....
H&M's goal is "improving what makes the biggest difference for the customer and removing what doesn’t," CEO Daniel Ervér said.
Decathlon found a void in the nature- and sport-loving market, tapped into it, and built a monumental business out of it.
"It's clear that we are being strongly pushed by the American authorities to continue to build out our presence," Bernard Arnault told reporters.
Tech darling Nord Security's CEO was surprised at first when Lithuania was named the happiest in the world for under-30s. But he sees why at his...
Despite the challenges and less than developed market for pre-owned goods, it’s here to stay, says the Ingka Group CEO.
“Today, I’m not going to report record revenue, but it was nonetheless a robust year," CEO Bernard Arnault said during the earnings call.
“I like to work,” David Beckham said, adding that he goes with his gut when it comes to new work projects.
Space Perspective tickets cost $125,000 per person for a six-hour trip to space, with the luxury of food, drinks, and Wi-Fi.
The staying power of the Peppa Pig family—going 20 years strong—has made it one of Britain’s most significant cultural exports.
RTO mandates, tourism, and an overall increase in book-reading played a part in Waterstones' big year.
Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th U.S. president—that could mean more tariffs and different picture for trade with Europe.
The 150-year-old insurer has weathered wars, pandemics, and natural disasters in its lifetime. Its next task: appealing to Gen Z.
Despite weakness in China, "Richemont has never been stronger," investment firm Vontobel's analyst said.
Prada Group's revenue has been soaring, thanks to the raging popularity of Miu Miu, the sister label where Miuccia Prada is the creative director.
The collective wealth of the Ferrero and Mars families beats the summed-up GDPs of Ghana and Ivory Coast, Oxfam's report said.
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez said non-EU residents bought thousands of homes in 2023 "to speculate" and "make money from them."
Authorities told the Los Angeles Times newspaper that the water shortages occurred because the scale and duration of the firefighting effort were more...
Lloyds Bank employees will get paid bonuses next month—and 2-day in-office minimum attendance will be one of the factors taken into account.
Luxury executives are more bearish about the industry because of tariffs and a changing appetite for high-end goods, the State of Fashion report...
Michael O’Leary says that if football players and their managers can get paid in the multimillions, why not him?
Some customers reportedly experienced delays in transferring funds from the savings account to another bank account.
Amazon's workers in the U.K. have a legal right to request flexible work, while those in the Netherlands are following earlier guidance on hybrid...
Trump's desperation for Greenland "poses difficult questions that no one in Europe thought they would have to consider," one expert told Fortune.
Hermès has sparred with LVMH before. Fending off the Arnault-owned luxury giant’s takeover attempt eventually led Hermès to stratospheric success.
Lufthansa's Carsten Spohr is the latest aviation industry chief to publicly lament how Boeing’s safety crisis is impacting their business.
"I believe that we do our best work when we are together in person," CEO Mark Read wrote in the memo viewed by Fortune.
The boom in spending was driven by average U.K. households making 17 shopping visits in December, according to Kantar data.
Revenues at Gucci, Kering's biggest money-maker, plunged 26% in the third quarter as a prolonged sales slump continues.
L’Oréal's Cell BioPrint can give people precise data on how inflamed, aged or dry their skin is prone to be, pointing them to the right products.
“Alcohol has played a central role in the way humans socialise," making it harder to cut the habit out, Oxford University's Charles Spence said.
The EU went after Big Tech in 2024 unlike before. The new year will add more players to the regulatory tussle, including Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
"Being seen" is critical to career development, Debbie Crosbie said, arguing that remote work makes female employees appear absent.
Fortune set out to pick the leaders who've kept Europe at the center of global debates in 2024. Their presence portends the year to come.
From mind-bending puzzles to sports, Fortune 500 Europe's C-suite execs have many interests. The common thread? It makes them better leaders, they...