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Louis Vuitton, the world's biggest luxury brand in terms of sales, is planning to dampen its expansion worldwide and focus on high-end products to preserve its exclusive image, said Bernard Arnault, chief executive of parent LVMH.
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Louis Vuitton, the world's biggest luxury brand in terms of sales, is planning to dampen its expansion worldwide and focus on high-end products to preserve its exclusive image, said Bernard Arnault, chief executive of parent LVMH.
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David Kuo, Director, The Motley Fool explores what will motivate buying trends among Chinese consumers. He adds that gaining exposure though luxury goods makers like Burberry is a good strategy.
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Shares of Coach are taking a hit after holiday revenue numbers for Q2 fell short of forecasts. Coach CEO Lew Frankfort, offers insight behind the disappointing numbers.
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CNBC's Herb Greenberg talks about the luxury retailer transitioning into a "lifestyle brand."
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Jennifer Davis, Lazard Capital Markets breaks down the luxury retailer's earnings miss and explains how it is transforming its lifestyle brand into accessories.
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BIRMINGHAM, Mich, Jan 22- General Motors Co is counting on the new Encore small crossover vehicle to bring more new customers to its premium Buick brand. But LMC Automotive senior analyst Joe Langley says it has a tough road ahead.
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Allegra Perry, managing director at Cantor Fitzgerald, tells CNBC why the luxury sector will continue to do well despite some worrying short term trends in Asia.
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Rahul Sharma, founder and Managing Director at Neev Capital, tells CNBC that the Chinese consumer is becoming pickier about brands and not all luxury names will perform well in Asia.
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Let's hear it for the boys. China's fashion-forward men are snapping up Gucci and Burberry bags, driving a rebound in the luxury market months after a slow down in spending by the world's biggest luxury goods buyers spooked global investors.
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The glamour, champagne-soaked launches and celebrity clients belie a mounting unease in the world of "super-yachts."
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Susan Lyne, Gilt chairman, discusses how e-shoppers are hitting luxury gold at bargain prices on the Internet.
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Walter von Kanel, President of Longines says the company has been enjoying "non-stop" growth in sales in China over the past 20 years. He is optimistic on China's appetite for luxury goods.
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A Chinese government crackdown on lavish spending by officials has pushed expensive liquor and high-end watches out of favor in the luxury gift-giving market, a survey from the Hurun Report, known for its annual China Rich List, showed on Tuesday.
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Carl Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Economics, tells CNBC that people in the high-end retail market have done very well.
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CNBC's Phil LeBeau talks with Christophe Georges, Bentley Motors president and COO, about the global demand for luxury cars.
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CNBC's Phil LeBeau talks with Ludwig Willisch, BMW North America president & CEO, about the automaker's efforts to attract the high-end consumer with luxury features in its newest series of cars.
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*MKC is the second new model designed to revive Lincoln. Ford is betting that a strong showing in this burgeoning segment will reverse a two-decade sales decline for Lincoln, a brand better known for the Town Car and presidential limos.
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One analyst tells CNBC why he thinks the stock has bottomed and could be "poised to bounce pretty nicely."
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Brian Nagel, Oppenheimer analyst says the high-end retailer needs to "fix its fashion issue" and become more competitive.
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Italian shoemaker Salvatore Ferragamo has raised its stake in distribution companies operating in China as part of a strategy to strengthen its position in Asia.