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April 9, 2020
  1. How the COVID-19 coronavirus – and my own diagnosis – changed how I do business
  2. Sotheby’s sees spike in digital sales as coronavirus pushes auctions online
  3. Italy, Net-A-Porter, Langham Hotels, Ralph Lauren and Gucci
  4. How have KOLs and brands responded to the coronavirus?
  5. Net-A-Porter restores UK online ordering with delayed fulfillment
  6. JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon expects “bad recession” in letter to shareholders
  7. How Raoul Shah, a peripatetic agency exec, collected 500-plus “Do Not Disturb” door signs and begat a tome
  8. Ralph Lauren Corp., hit hard by COVID-19 retail lockdowns, to furlough employees, corporate staff starting April 12
  9. Can Gucci do the renegade? Luxury brands in the era of TikTok
  10. Affluent flee to second homes in COVID-19 pandemic: Will house prices and rents go up?
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Luxury licensing – Luxury Memo special report

May 2, 2019

Safilo's, one of the major eyewear licensing manufacturers, revenue was up by 12 percent in Asia. Image credit: Max Mara

 

By Brielle Jaekel

Luxury brands look to licensing partnerships to expand their businesses and branch out to new sectors and territories. But as consumer demand for authenticity and localism rises, licensing becomes yet another practice affected by the evolution of retail.

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