Condé Nast is still doling out changes to staff, real estate and operations as a whole.

Cut from American Vogue last year, Jill Demling isn’t straying too far with a post under Edward Enninful.

As one of the few beauty books in a struggling print market, Allure is looking at a “refresh” to keep it relevant for years to come.

The former Vanity Fair editor used his party powers to support a new book on Eve Babitz by Lili Anolik.

One in. One out.

The company said an internal restructuring took a toll on annual profits, but revenue in the region fell, too.

He succeeds Anne Boulay, who is leaving the title and parent company Condé Nast France.

The fashion title is making its way toward a sale, but its future remains a question and some high-profile staff isn’t waiting around.

Further belt tightening is said to be incoming for all brands, regardless of success.

Dirk Standen is out after 15 years with the publisher and a successful run leading 23 Stories.

For the first time, Condé is looking outside for a new ceo to take over a family-run company with more than its share of issues.

Bob Sauerberg has been with the company for 18 years but Condé is looking to combine fully with international as it further cuts costs.

As WWD first reported in September, the beauty magazine is the latest Condé Nast title to end its life as a traditional print publication.

Condé Nast Entertainment is getting a new president steeped in video programming for Millennial audiences.

The two-day event, open to the public, will be held in Milan on Nov. 24 and 25.