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  • Stylish Stocks: Calvin and Tommy lead the way among best-performing fashion brands

    June 23, 2022

    Even though people often associate the financial world with black suits, statistics, and little in the way of style, trading does have its fashionable side. Specifically, fashion stocks. From high-end brands such as Christian Dior and Ralph Lauren to high-street labels like Gap and Zara, retail shares are firmly on investors’ radar recently. Only yesterday, [...]

  • Burberry posts revenue success but says future depends on Chinese Covid recovery

    May 18, 2022

    Burberry reported a 23 per cent rise in revenue to £2.83bn, but said the ongoing outlook for the luxury brand depended on Chinese recovery. Despite group adjusted operating profit up to £523m, the comparable store sales in Asia Pacific were down seven per cent in the final quarter in the final quarter as lockdown batters [...]

  • Zara and Burberry shut shops in Russia while John Lewis looks to ‘mitigate exposure’ to country

    March 6, 2022

    Fashion powerhouses have halted trading in Russia following its invasion of Ukraine, citing “operational challenges”. Luxury goods maker Burberry has temporarily shuttered its three stores in Russia, The Times reported. According to the newspaper, the designer brand’s spokesperson said Burberry would continue to monitor developments and declined to address the invasion directly. It comes after [...]

  • Global luxury market on track to beat pre-Covid sales this year – but Europe lags behind

    November 11, 2021

    The global luxury goods sector is set for a powerful rebound and will outperform pre-pandemic levels this year, but Europe lags behind in the absence of tourists’ purses, consultancy Bain has said. Global sales of personal luxury goods – which include fashion, cosmetics, perfumes, watches, handbags and jewellery – are set to reach €283bn (£242bn) this [...]

  • Burberry names Gianni Versace boss Jonathan Akeroyd as its new CEO

    October 20, 2021

    Fashion group Burberry has named Gianni Versace boss Jonathan Akeroyd as its new chief executive. Akeroyd, 54, will take up the post on April 1 next year. The British national has headed up Milan-based fashion house Gianni Versace since 2016, before which he was chief executive of Alexander McQueen for 12 years. He replaces Marco [...]

  • Burberry shares fall as boss Marco Gobbetti quits

    June 28, 2021

    Shares in Burberry tumbled this morning after chief executive Marco Gobbetti announced he was quitting the British fashion brand to return to his native Italy. The company earlier said Gobbetti would be leaving at the end of the year to take up a position that would allow him to return to Italy, adding that it [...]

  • Burberry reinstates dividend at pre-pandemic levels as sales bounce back following lockdowns

    May 13, 2021

    Burberry shareholders will receive a payout equal to pre-pandemic levels after the luxury retailer reinstated its dividend, following strong recovery in its core markets. The designer brand said this morning that it will reinstate its full-year dividend at 2019 levels of 42.5p “on the back of strong cash generation”. In the year ended 27 March [...]

  • Burberry shares jump as fashion brand expects to beat profit and revenue forecasts

    March 12, 2021

    Burberry’s share price jumped this morning after the British fashion brand announced revenue and profit are expected to beat previous forecasts.  The luxury goods giant said there had been a strong rebound in trading since December and store retail sales in the fourth quarter of the financial year will be between 28 to 32 per [...]

  • Burberry sales fall slightly as business weathers pandemic

    January 20, 2021

    Store sales fell at Burberry during the third quarter of 2021, as the coronavirus lockdown forced the closure of 62 stores – 15 per cent of its store network.   In an update this morning the business said its collections had resonated with consumers, and so despite Covid restrictions it achieved “a high single-digit full-price-sales [...]

  • Burberry shares climb as group clings onto profit during pandemic

    November 12, 2020

    Burberry shares climbed almost four per cent at market open this morning as the luxury retailer announced it had clung onto profit during the coronavirus crisis. The results The pandemic dealt a heavy blow for Burberry, with revenue sinking 31 per cent in the 26 weeks to 26 September, as the fashion retailer was forced [...]

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