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Times of ECONOMY Saks Global, the parent company of Saks Fifth Avenue has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, just over a year after completing its acquisition of Neiman Marcus. The filing follows heavy debt, liquidity issues and strained vendor relationships, despite securing about $1.75 billion in financing to support operations during restructuring. Former Neiman Marcus CEO Geoffroy van Raemdonck has been appointed to lead the turnaround. 
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 eToro partners with BWT Alpine Formula One Team ahead of the 2026 season Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – January 15, 2026: BWT Alpine Formula One Team and eToro have today announced a partnership agreement for the eagerly anticipated, upcoming 2026 season, becoming the team’s exclusive trading and investment partner. As both Formula One and retail investing continue to grow globally, the partnership brings together two brands united by a focus on innovation and community. eToro empowers more than 40 million registered users across 75 countries to trade, invest, learn and share. BWT Alpine Formula One Team competes at the highest level of motorsport, where preparation, precision and relentless improvement define success in a new regulation era of Formula One in 2026. Built on shared values of innovation and community, the partnership will focus on engaging fans globally through content and experiences throughout the season. Yoni Assia, Co-founder & CEO, eToro: “We are proud to partner with BWT Alpine Formula One Team ahead of the 2026 season. Formula One is driven by innovation and a relentless commitment to improvement, which strongly align with eToro’s mission to equip our users with the financial tools and education they need to meet their evolving investing goals. Together, we look forward to creating inspiring content and experiences for fans worldwide.” Guy Martin, Global Marketing Director, BWT Alpine Formula One Team: “We are excited to welcome eToro as the exclusive trading and investment partner. Our partnership brings together two brands driven by performance, innovation and a shared ambition to challenge conventions both on the track and beyond. We are keen to bring fans closer to the sport than ever through innovative campaigns together with like-minded partners, such as eToro.”   AD HOC ANNOUNCEMENT PURSUANT TO ART. 53 LR 15 JANUARY 2026
RICHEMONT MAINTAINED STRONG MOMENTUM WITH SALES UP 11% AT CONSTANT RATES FOR ITS THIRD QUARTER ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2025 Highlights for the quarter ended 31 December 2025
October-December 2025 2024 Movement at: €m €m constant rates actual rates By region Europe1 550 1 456 +8% +6% Asia Pacific 1 870 1 913 +6% -2% Americas 1 740 1 647 +14% +6% Japan 632 592 +17% +7% Middle East & Africa 607 542 +20% +12% By distribution channel Retail4 601 4 382 +12% +5% Online retail 413 419 +5% -1% Wholesale and royalty income 1 385 1 349 +9% +3% By business area Jewellery Maisons4 785 4 501 +14% +6% Specialist Watchmakers872 867 +7% +1% Other742 782 _ -5% Total 6 399 6 150 +11% +4% Review of trading in the three-month period ended 31 December 2025 versus the prior-year period, at constant exchange rates Any long form references to Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan within this company announcement are Hong Kong SAR, China; Macau SAR, China; and Taiwan, China respectively. Unless otherwise stated, all sales comments below relate to continuing operations. At constant exchange rates, Group sales rose by 11% in the third quarter versus the prior-year period. All regions posted solid growth, led by double-digit performances in the Americas, Japan and Middle East & Africa, against demanding comparatives in the prior-year period. In the Americas, ongoing strength in local demand drove a 14% rise in sales, with all business areas and all main markets contributing to the regional performance. In Europe, sales increased by 8%, led by local demand and supportive tourist spending, particularly from North American and Middle Eastern clienteles. Jewellery Maisons, Specialist Watchmakers and Fashion & Accessories Maisons were all positive. Most markets enjoyed robust growth, notably the UK and Italy. The Middle East & Africa region posted the highest regional growth with sales up by 20%, led by strength in the United Arab Emirates market and double-digit growth across all business areas. Asia Pacific sales increased by 6%, with growth at Jewellery Maisons and Specialist Watchmakers. Sales in China, Hong Kong and Macau combined were up by 2%, mostly led by solid activity in Hong Kong. Growth was robust elsewhere in the region, with noteworthy performances in the South Korean and Australian markets. In Japan, sales grew by 17%, primarily driven by Jewellery Maisons. Local demand in the market remained strong, with tourist spending overall also supportive. All distribution channels contributed to the growth in sales. Sales through the retail channel grew the most, up by 12%, with broad-based strength across regions and business areas. Retail represented 72% of Group sales. Wholesale sales rose 9%, led by double-digit performances at both Jewellery Maisons and Specialist Watchmakers, and grew across all regions. Online retail sales were up 5%, led by Jewellery Maisons. The Group’s four Jewellery Maisons - Buccellati, Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels and Vhernier - delivered a 14% increase in sales against a demanding +14% comparative in the prior-year period, marking another successful festive season across all the Maisons. Both jewellery and watch categories grew strongly, led by iconic lines and fuelled by attractive novelties and impactful communication. Sales rose by double-digits across all channels and were up across all regions, with the Americas, Middle East & Africa and Japan enjoying the highest growth rates. Specialist Watchmakers recorded a second consecutive positive quarter, with sales up by 7% and growth across all regions, including double-digit performances in the Americas and Middle East & Africa. The Group’s Other business area, which includes Fashion & Accessories Maisons, recorded stable sales against an 11% growth rate in the prior-year period. Watchfinder & Co. grew by double digits, while sales at Fashion & Accessories Maisons were up by 3%, with Peter Millar and Gianvito Rossi notably showing solid momentum. Trading in the nine-month period ended 31 December 2025 Sales over the nine-month period to December 2025 increased by 10% at constant exchange rates and by 5% at actual rates. At constant exchange rates, growth was broad-based across all regions, channels and business areas. A quarter-by-quarter sales overview is presented in Appendix 1. The Group’s net cash position on 31 December 2025 stood at € 7.6 billion (2024: € 7.9 billion). Corporate calendar The Group’s results for the financial year ending 31 March 2026 will be announced on Friday 22 May 2026. The Group’s corporate calendar is available on https://www.richemont.com/investors/corporate-calendar/. Richemont Richemont has a unique portfolio includes prestigious Maisons distinguished by their craftsmanship and creativity. Richemont’s ambition is to nurture its Maisons and businesses and enable them to grow and prosper in a responsible, sustainable manner over the long term. Richemont operates in three business areas: Jewellery Maisons with Buccellati, Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels and Vhernier; Specialist Watchmakers with A. Lange & Söhne, Baume & Mercier, IWC Schaffhausen, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Panerai, Piaget, Roger Dubuis and Vacheron Constantin; and Other, primarily Fashion & Accessories Maisons with Alaïa, Chloé, Delvaux, dunhill, G/FORE, Gianvito Rossi, Montblanc, Peter Millar, Purdey, Serapian as well as TimeVallée and Watchfinder & Co. Find out more at https://www.richemont.com/. Richemont ‘A’ shares are listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange, Richemont’s primary listing, and are included in the Swiss Market Index (‘SMI’) of leading stocks. The ‘A’ shares are also traded on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, Richemont’s secondary listing. Disclaimer The financial information contained in this announcement is unaudited. This document contains forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance. Richemont's forward-looking statements are based on management's current expectations and assumptions regarding the Company's business and performance, the economy and other future conditions and forecasts of future events, circumstances and results.... © Richemont 2026  21 Dior CDI.PA$126.15 B$699.27 0.08% France UPDATED ON 31.12.26.
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The total crypto market capitalisation has remained around $3 trillion, with bitcoin trading in a narrow range between $85,000 and $90,000 as markets await a catalyst. The commentary also looks ahead to 2026, with easing financial conditions, regulatory developments and potential spot ETF inflows expected to support sentiment.  Dubai, UAE – 29 December 2025: As you walk towards the seventh-generation Nissan Patrol,
you’ll notice a little detail that goes beyond its imposing presence and progressive styling. A puddle lamp that lights up the ground with the vehicle’s silhouette, and a tribute to its 74-year legacy. A touch that honors the Patrol’s legacy, before you even step into it: evolution that respects lineage. And it’s available from AED 239,900 through Arabian Automobiles Company (AAC), the flagship company of AW Rostamani Group and the exclusive dealer for Nissan in Dubai, Sharjah, and the Northern Emirates. What’s significant about 1951? Everything. It’s the launch year of the vehicle that would become fundamental to the country’s roads (and sands). Nissan crafted a greeting that connects you to seven decades of Patrol heritage. And it’s the same school of thought that materializes throughout. Dual-tone panels that build presence through deliberate contrast, not decorative excess. Signature double c-shape headlights flowing into the bodywork, visible from the sides. Nothing is arbitrary. The MyNISSAN app extends capability beyond the cabin, to any part of the world. The redesigned powertrain features a 9-speed automatic transmission paired to a 3.8L V6 or 3.5L V6 Twin Turbo, delivering up to 425 horsepower and 700 Nm of torque. That power flows into the terrain through multiple drive modes, letting you conquer all types of conditions. And the rear differential lock provides raw, untamed off-road capability. Nissan refuses to compromise on what makes a Patrol a Patrol. The commanding exterior evokes the same authority as all six preceding generations. That unshakeable off-road dominance remains untouched. The Patrol is still the undisputed king when tarmac ends and sands begin. Like flying, business class. The Zero Gravity seats feature Japanese-inspired quilted patterns printed into high-damping foam designed to support posture over long distances. Seating accommodates eight across three rows, each seat adjustable to individual preferences. The Klipsch Premium Audio system, Nissan's first automotive collaboration with the 78-year-old audio company, features 12 strategically placed speakers. The panoramic sunroof opens to the skies. Biometric cooling and air ionization address UAE-specific concerns: heat, dust, and air quality. BVLGARI HOTELS appoints Jean-Christophe Babin as new CEO, and the— LVMH-owned jewelry house elevates Laura Burdese to the top role as she succeeds Jean-Christophe Babin, who remains affiliated with the brand ... BVLGARI HOTELS announces the appointment of Jean-Christophe Babin as new CEO. After a 22 year tenure, Jean-Christophe Babin is exiting BVLGARI în 2026, nevertheless, he has been confirmed to head the hospitality …   Carlo Capasa reports a 3% drop in turnover for Italy’s textile and apparel industry in 2025- a relatively contained figure given the extremely challenging economic and geopolitical backdrop. The president of CNMI unveiled the upcoming Milan Men’s Fashion Week, to be held in Milan from January 16–20, 2026, announcing 76 appointments in total: 18 physical and seven digital shows, 39 presentations, and 12 events.
Italian fashion: exports hold up in 2025, but 3,000 companies lost in three years “We expect a decrease in turnover of only 3% for the full 2025 financial year for textiles and apparel, including accessories, because the last few months have been better than the first. Unfortunately, however, we cannot delude ourselves by looking only at the elements that drive the sector, as there are weaknesses and difficulties along the supply chain, as ICE president Matteo Zoppas has also pointed out,” explains Carlo Capasa. Meanwile Paris is growing. “A striking figure is that in 2022 we had 62,000 companies and now there are 59,000. We have lost 3,000 in three years. All together- we, the associations- with the support of the government, which is and remains fundamental, must do our utmost to overcome this phase.” Exports amount to 87.5 billion euros, still a very high share of the total 93 billion euros in turnover. Moreover, Capasa recalls, in 2023 the shortfall in domestic consumption was 13 billion euros; now it is half that. “Unfortunately, if salaries have grown little compared to the cost of living, this weighs heavily on domestic consumption,” says the president of Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana, adding that “imports have increased because we are importing much more from China (+11.8%), while exports have decreased because we are exporting much less to China (around -20%).” The positive note, according to Capasa, is that US duties have been absorbed fairly well and, after an initial period of difficulty, trade relations with the US are improving. Companies are not standing still; many will present their Cruise collections in the US- Moncler, for example, will be in Aspen- as a signal of their intention to stimulate this key market. Jewellery and eyewear, which performed strongly in recent years, have run into headwinds in 2025. Most notably, jewellery was down 4.1% in the first nine months, with eyewear down 2%. “We hope for a better result in 2026, since in the last two years we have lost 10 billion in turnover- a significant loss, also in absolute terms,” Capasa recalled. Dsquared2 - Spring-Summer 2025 - Menswear - Milan - ©Launchmetrics/spotlight In menswear, Italy is the world’s second-largest exporter after China, with an 8% share. “Here too, from April to August, after a negative start to the year, exports grew by 5% across all categories. The final outcome, after the first eight months were flat, is that we are at the same level as last year, so menswear has, in some respects, outperformed womenswear,” said the executive. Exports to the US were strong for menswear, outperforming other categories, rising by 9% from January to November. Turning to Fashion Week, the communications campaign, created with the City of Milan and Yes Milano, again shines a spotlight on new talents and emblematic locations in Milan, weaving a narrative that includes collaboration with the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. The location chosen this time is the entrance to a historic 1940s building on Via Foppa. The campaign was shot by photographer Alessandro Burzigotti, with styling by Daria Di Gennaro and the support of Stilema Studio for set design, and is enriched with objects loaned by the Olympic Museum in Lausanne. The brands involved are Ascend Beyond, Cascinelli, Federico Cina, Gams Note, Meriisi, Moarno, Mordecai, Mtl Studio, Noskra, Setchu and Viapiave33. MFW men's January 2026: 9 new runway shows, 7 presentation debuts The official Milan Fashion Week menswear show calendar will feature Ralph Lauren, Domenico Orefice, and Victor Hart for the first time. Meanwhile, the digital show calendar will welcome Absent Findings, Ajabeng, Kente Gentlemen, Raimondi, State of Chaos, and Subwae as new additions. Returning to the runway calendar are Zegna and Dsquared2, whose show will be followed by a party. As for the presentations calendar, there will be seven new brands: Bottega Bernard, Dunhill, K-Way, Plās Collective, Moarno, Sagaboi, and Stone Island, while Ferragamo returns. Ferragamo - Fall-Winter 2025/26 - Womenswear - Milan - ©Launchmetrics/spotlight The major names in Italian menswear are all confirmed. Showing (or presenting) at this Fashion Week are leading names such as Brunello Cucinelli, Prada, Giorgio Armani, Corneliani, Tod's, Brioni, Lardini, Kiton, Mordecai, and Montecore. MFW men's January 2026: anniversaries and events This edition also sees the celebration of important anniversaries: Blauer will mark its 25th anniversary, Pronounce its 10th and Marcello Pipitone–Bonola its 5th. Among the events, EA7 Emporio Armani will celebrate in store the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Games. K-Way, together with Vogue and GQ, will present 'Montagna Milano: The Alpine Club in Town.' The event, open to the public, will take place over three days and include panels, workshops, and après-ski experiences. Li-Ning will then celebrate movement, culture, and the brand’s evolution in sportswear with a runway presentation of its Autumn–Winter 2026/27 Men’s and Women’s collections. Stone Island will present 'Prototype Research_Series 09, Air Blown Lamination On Knit' through an installation by Ken-Tonio Yamamoto featuring garments born of non-industrial research and experimentation processes. Finally, for this edition, Fondazione Sozzani will serve as CNMI’s space during Men’s Fashion Week, with the aim of supporting and promoting the new generation of designers. Domenico Orefice and Simon Cracker will show there, while the labels Bottega Bernard, Maragno, Marcello Pipitone–Bonola, Moarno, Mtl Studio, Pecoranera, and Sagaboi will be present with a showcase. Ralph Lauren will show for the first time at Milan Men's Fashion Week - Ralph Lauren “It will be a vibrant space where many things will happen; it will be a pleasure to spend time there, because it is a special environment,” Carlo Capasa assured about the location chosen by CNMI at Fondazione Sozzani. “Streaming and international broadcasting of the Milan Fashion Week Collection will be ensured in this edition as well,” he added. “The event will be streamed on the Milan Fashion Week platform, which will also host a section dedicated to virtual showrooms, both multi-brand and mono-brand. This is an important point, because we must always remember that Milan has the most important fair in the world, which is the citywide showroom fair- 800 showrooms with 3,000 brands, open seven months a year, that showcase and sell to the world the visions of a great many designers.” A Fashion Week intertwined with the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympic Games “As with every Fashion Week, Milan becomes an international crossroads of meetings, contacts and relationships that constitute that precious heritage supporting creativity, know-how and innovation recognised all over the world. A Men’s Fashion Week with events and locations that will surely make it rich and interesting and that will herald a moment we hope will be fruitful for Milan and for fashion as a whole: the Olympic Games. A union that already begins with the advertising campaign,” recalled Alessia Cappello, councillor for Economic Development and Labour Policies with responsibility for Commerce, Fashion, and Design, in her speech. “The economic impact that the event will generate is not yet precisely known. Our research centre believes that dovetailing with the Winter Olympic Games will bring even more visitors and tourists to Milan- namely people who will be interested not only in fashion but also, and above all, in sport,” Cappello continued. “It will be a relay: Men’s Milan Fashion Week in January, the Olympics in February, women’s fashion week placed between the end of the Games and the beginning of the Paralympics. Usually the economic impact is around 80 million euros during men’s Fashion Weeks and 100 million during women’s Fashion Weeks, but we think it will be even higher this time. I also want to mention the very important synergy with Florence, with which there is a solid and fruitful relationship. Because men’s fashion week starts in Florence and ends in Milan,” concluded Alessia Cappello. This article is an automatic translation. Click here to read the original article. Copyright © 2025 FashionNetwork.com All rights reserved. Davos, Switzerland January 20-22, 2026 A Premier Platform for Technology, Investment & Global Impact EMTECH INVEST returns to Davos during the World Economic Forum week with a three-day program hosted at the iconic Grand Hotel Belvédère and Mountain Plaza Hotel, bringing together global leaders shaping the future of technology, investment, governance, and innovation. Since 2019, EMTECH INVEST has united investors, founders, policymakers, and executives around emerging technologies and purpose-driven leadership. The 2026 edition expands this mission, offering an elevated platform for visibility, strategic deal-making, and high-impact dialogue under this year's theme: “The Spirit of Action.” This year, EMTECH INVEST proudly collaborates with BlockBuzz (January 20) and unDavos (January 21–22), two leading conveners of global innovators and independent voices during the WEF week. A Vision for 2026: Quote from Founder Alena Yudina, “The world does not lack ideas — it lacks brave execution,” says Alena Yudina, Founder of EMTECH INVEST, Managing Director of Quantum Leap Strategy AG, and ambassador of the Nordic Blockchain Association.  “In Davos, our mission goes beyond conversation. We bring together diverse leaders who are ready to act, build, and collaborate on solutions that move societies forward. ‘The Spirit of Action’ is our call to unlock real impact: to bridge innovation with capital, technology with governance, and vision with responsibility.” She adds: “EMTECH INVEST is where emerging technologies meet global decision-makers. It is a space designed for people who build — investors, founders, policymakers — and for those who understand that progress happens when expertise is shared and perspectives are expanded.” PROGRAM OVERVIEW📅 January 20 — BlockBuzz & Emtech Invest Masterclass (Grand Hotel Belvédère) Co-hosted with BlockBuzz A premium, invitation-only morning program featuring five curated discussions at the intersection of technology, longevity, leadership, and impact. Topics include:
Co-hosted with unDavos Focused sessions on the technologies shaping 2026:
A curated networking evening connecting founders, investors, and global leaders. Special participation from Don, presenting his new book and engaging with investors. 📅 January 22 — Government, Regulation & Policy (Mountain Plaza Hotel) Co-hosted with unDavos Interactive discussions with policymakers, regulators, and industry leaders on:
CO-HOSTS SPOTLIGHT BlockBuzz — January 20 Creator of the premium “Davos Masterclass” format, BlockBuzz is known for high-caliber gatherings where industry visionaries, innovators, and investors converge to exchange insights and elevate thought leadership. unDavos — January 21–22 The largest independent conference for leaders, investors, and innovators in Davos, Davos champions openness and accessibility during the WEF week. Driven by the mission “to transform Davos into an inclusive space where meaningful relationships and bold actions thrive,” unDavos amplifies diverse perspectives and cultivates practical solutions through cross-sector collaboration. ABOUT EMTECH INVEST EMTECH INVEST brings together technology innovators, professional investors, policymakers, and executive leaders at one of Davos’s premier annual events for strategic dialogue and high-impact deal flow. Hosted at the prestigious Grand Hotel Belvédère and Mountain Plaza Hotel during the World Economic Forum week, EMTECH INVEST focuses on the convergence of AI, blockchain, digital compliance, longevity, and sustainable finance. As an exclusive platform and community, EMTECH INVEST provides market intelligence, facilitates partnerships, and bridges innovation with strategic capital. In 2026, the event returns to a full week-long presence in Davos, reinforcing its role at the nexus of global technology and investment conversations. INVITATION TO PARTNER, COLLABORATE & PARTICIPATEIf the EMTECH INVEST 2026 program aligns with your strategic priorities during Davos week, we warmly invite you to become part of this year’s community. We welcome partnerships, collaborations, brand activations, and co-creation opportunities. For partnership inquiries: [email protected] Register & join the EMTECH community: www.emtechinvest.com |
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