Prompted by a reduction in import tariffs to goods entering China, the leather goods house is lowering prices by around 4 percent in the country.

The stock market operator reviews the makeup of the benchmark index on a quarterly basis.

The share price has risen 35 percent since the start of the year amid speculation Euronext will add it to the CAC-40 index.

At constant rates, growth rose 10.8 percent, driven by Asia.

The first publicity drive from new ceo Patrick Pruniaux pushes the high-end watchmaker’s nautical roots into cityscapes.

Hermès ceo Axel Dumas and Patrice Caine, chairman and ceo of Thales, will join the French beauty giant’s board.

The “Hermès Hors les Murs” show will take place on June 20 to July 1 in the city’s Palais de la Bourse.

The site will employ 260 leather workers.

A French national won the international competition for the first time.

Sophie Seibel-Traonouïl is replacing Ina Delcourt, who has retired after 21 years in the role.

Analysts noted inventory shortages over the end-of-year period.

The French luxury firm reiterated its warning that first-half results cannot be projected for the full year.

The sites will each employ around 250 craftspeople specialized in leather goods.

Retail and luxury stocks were uneven early on Thursday.

The leather goods maker sees underlying strength in high-end markets despite global volatility.