Bulls Are Back in Luxury: Hermès Net Rises 55%, Analysts Upgrade Sector

Designer will present his first collection in New York next year.

British fashion photographer Corinne Day, who helped propel model Kate Moss to fame, has died.

Many retailers cannibalized margins to secure market share gains.

Seized goods, if legitimate, would have worth of $12 million.

Firm announced an updated five-year strategy Tuesday.

There’s a sexy Seventies vibe swinging through the denim market, as rises go higher and legs go wide.

Once one of the hottest names in the contemporary category, the brand will be harder to come by this fall.

With her French upbringing, the designer is right at home with this collaboration.

Is Vanity Fair handicapping the increasingly competitive horse race between The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal?

It looks like the retailer has snared one of the hottest labels in Europe for its next designer collaboration.

It wasn’t a typical Tuesday morning in the money pit when a distinguished-looking Maurice Marciano strolled in with five ultraleggy Guess models on his arm.

Chinese currency policy deemed to be uniform throughout nation’s economy.

The world’s second-largest retailer reported first-half net profits of 82 million euros.

Previously cramped categories, such as enamel, now have the luxury of space.

Analysts skeptical, but shares rise 19.7%.

The skies continue to appear cloudless for the high-flying luxury sector.

The day’s top gainers and losers.