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European brand seeks growth through sturdier models suited to shopping and other city dwellers’ needs
New CEO pledges to build on work to sell larger volume of higher-margin leather goods, shoes and accessories
It is only major tobacco company to exit country after invasion of Ukraine
Jewellery specialist is right to be cautious but has an opportunity to boost its presence
Market is evolving quickly as the rise of remote working means buyers are becoming younger and more mobile
Brands see booming demand for their heritage pieces, which they are buying back, restoring and offering for sale once more
The unlikely pairing’s limited edition watch to raise funds for conservation will help the traditional Italian company connect with the smartphone generation
Collectors of pieces of brand culture will pay thousands for items from paperweights to presentation boxes
Between physical watch retailers and online ordering lies the often ignored market of shopping channels
Big companies are damaged when their famous partner implodes, but they survive and move on
With a premium of about £4,000 a year, the money might do better in a rainy day savings account
Consumer goods group passes cost inflation on to customers and flags declining sales
Reckitt Benckiser becomes latest consumer goods group to report falling sales volumes
The electronic cigarette maker’s problems are inextricably linked to its success
Dutch group launches overhaul in bid to save €300mn annually
Watchmakers want a slice of the pre-owned market but they may be late to the game
Korean group’s shares hit by sluggish performance in China as local brands step up competition
Chief executive bets focus on high-end reselling will help turn round the online marketplace’s fortunes
German sportswear group hit by lower than expected sales
Shoppers cut spending or turn to own-brand goods as inflation surges into double digits
Expect more downgrades in the sector as inflation eats into household budgets
Sales rise 15% in the three months to August despite slump in pharmacy services
Antique jewellery is finding a new market, especially pieces by Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels
The Ulysse Nardin and Girard-Perregaux boss talks about his plans after breaking away from parent group Kering
High-jewellery houses enlist pop singers to benefit from their younger audience in Asia and beyond
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