
French cosmetics group L'Oreal said it had entered exclusive talks with the French investment holding Impala for the sale of its Roger & Gallet perfume and soap brand. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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French cosmetics group L'Oreal said it had entered exclusive talks with the French investment holding Impala for the sale of its Roger & Gallet perfume and soap brand. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Contemporary menswear and streetwear show Jacket Required is revamping for its next edition in January with a focus on a more premium positioning, experiences and sustainability.
Exclusive negotiations for the acquisition of lingerie label Maison Lejaby by Stéphane Collaert and Thierry Le Guénic began in spring and have ended successfully. Le Guénic has now been appointed general manager.
Maison Lejaby could be about to change owner. Stéphane Collaert and Thierry Le Guénic, owners of Chevignon, have teamed up with Isalys and private equity firm SIG to buy a 100% stake in the label from Impala.
Google will have to pay publishers for news snippets and Facebook filter out protected content under new copyright rules aimed at ensuring fair compensation for the European Union’s $1 trillion creative industries.
Europe’s creative industries are urging EU lawmakers to back a proposed overhaul of the bloc’s copyright rules, putting them at odds with internet activists who oppose filters to block copyright material.
Alain Prost, who had reacquired Lejaby in January 2012 after a court ruling, has ended his collaboration with investment firm Impala, which became a majority shareholder in October 2014. Jean d’Arthuys will succeed hi...
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Relaunched in 2012 by Alain Prost, Maison Lejaby needed to find new investors in order to continue its development. In the end, the French investment firm Impala has acquired a majority stake.
Potential buyers of Lancel see reviving the loss-making leather goods maker as a high-risk gamble that could take at least six or eight years to pay off, sources close to the matter say.