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  1. Day's wrap: Italy, Net-A-Porter, Langham Hotels, Ralph Lauren and Gucci
  2. How the COVID-19 coronavirus – and my own diagnosis – changed how I do business
  3. Sotheby’s sees spike in digital sales as coronavirus pushes auctions online
  4. How Raoul Shah, a peripatetic agency exec, collected 500-plus “Do Not Disturb” door signs and begat a tome
  5. Net-A-Porter restores UK online ordering with delayed fulfillment
  6. Italy, Net-A-Porter, Langham Hotels, Ralph Lauren and Gucci
  7. Ralph Lauren Corp., hit hard by COVID-19 retail lockdowns, to furlough employees, corporate staff starting April 12
  8. Luxury brands are flocking to TikTok this year
  9. Affluent flee to second homes in COVID-19 pandemic: Will house prices and rents go up?
  10. Gucci, targeting the housebound, takes viewers inside the kitchens of Gucci Osteria da Massimo Bottura
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Should European luxury houses focus on China more than the US?

January 15, 2020

Faced with the perspective of an ongoing trade war with the United States, the European Union should consider scaling down its operations there, while recalibrating its efforts with China. Image credit: Shutterstock Faced with the perspective of an ongoing trade war with the United States, the European Union should consider scaling down its operations there, while recalibrating its efforts with China. Image credit: Shutterstock

 

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