Most of our brands, we're producing in Italy and in France… we're selling a part of our culture," Kering CEO Francois-Henri ...

Amid an overall luxury slowdown, the high-end behemoth netted $4.52 billion (4.39 billion euros) in last year’s fourth ...

Francois-Henri Pinault, Kering SA’s chief executive officer, said he doesn’t expect an improvement in Chinese demand this ...

Bottega Veneta was a bright spot, with a 12 percent rise, but the brand is also set for a shift following the departure of ...

Kering SA's revenue decline reverses as new products drive recovery. Performance in non-Gucci brands strengthens outlook.

The fall in revenue comes as some peers have signaled a potential rebound in demand for luxury goods.

Kering SA shares rose as investors took encouragement from better-than-expected profit and signs of stabilization at Gucci, ...

Kering's challenging performance is driven by economic pressures. Read why PPRUF stock may recover, supported by strong ...

Despite a sharp drop in revenue, the French luxury group Kering saw a surprising rally in its stock price yesterday.

The French conglomerate, which sacked Gucci designer Sabato de Sarno last week as part of its efforts to revive the label, ...

Turning Gucci around is crucial to Kering as it "can no longer afford to get it wrong" an expert told Fortune.

The French luxury group reported lower revenue at a time when some peers have signaled a potential rebound in demand.