
Despite Europe’s sovereign debt crisis and a tenuous economic climate, most of the world’s largest shopping centers remain quite expensive, with some locations demonstrating marked increases in rental values.
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Despite Europe’s sovereign debt crisis and a tenuous economic climate, most of the world’s largest shopping centers remain quite expensive, with some locations demonstrating marked increases in rental values.
Gold prices hit a record $1,580.70 an ounce on Wednesday as concerns over the euro zone debt crisis deepened, and after minutes to the Federal Reserve's June meeting suggested some members were pondering the need for ...
New life and new strategy for the Crémineux brand: with the creation of a new design office and a showroom in New York, the establishment of Stéphane Crémieux and his family in this city marks an important step in the...
Among Forbes 2011 top ranking billionaires, Bernard Arnault (LVMH) comes in 4th, Armancio Ortega (Inditex) in 7th and Christy Walton and family (Wal-Mart) in 10th place.
Gucci, one of the world’s leading luxury fashion brands, has announced its direct entry in the Greek retail market through the signing of an agreement for the establishment of a joint venture with Charagionis Group, t...
The designer outlet group hosting 2,000 designer stores, reported that sales in their 19 centres across eight European markets have increased by 16%. The outlet giant also announced plans to open more than 100,000 sq ...
Tommy Hilfiger has scheduled to open its largest flagship store in an elite Tokyo district in March 2012. This store will also "further support retail business in Asia" said CEO of Tommy Hilfiger Group.
Ex-Quiksilver et Tommy Hilfiger France, Santiago Cuchy prendra début décembre la vice-présidence Europe de Marc Jacobs.
Camicissima is opening a 350 square metre new store in Times Square. Next new openings are for Poland, Cairo, Greece and Turkey before end 2010. 40 more are set for the U.S. by 2015.
Gold hit a 2010 high above $1,180 an ounce, gaining 1 percent as a widening euro zone sovereign debt crisis prompted investors to buy the metal asset in a flight to safety.