Italian fashion group OTB has joined a consortium formed by luxury goods heavyweights LVMH, Prada and Cartier that uses blockchain technology to trace the origin of high-end products to fight counterfeiting.
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![]( "Italian fashion group OTB joins LVMH-led blockchain platform")
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![]( "Desperate Indians sell family gold to survive Covid cash crunch")
Desperate Indians sell family gold to survive Covid cash crunchAsia's third-largest economy is rebounding from the economic crisis unleashed by Covid-19, but there is no end yet to the financial pain for many Indians.
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![]( "Salvatore Ferragamo announces leadership changes in North America and Europe")
Salvatore Ferragamo announces leadership changes in North America and EuropeThe Italian label has confided the North American market to luxury industry veteran Daniella Vitale and the EMEA region (Europe, the Middle East and Africa) to Vincenzo Equestre, who joins the brand from Chaumet.
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![]( "Progress on more turnover-based rents held back by trust issues - report")
Progress on more turnover-based rents held back by trust issues - reportThe increasing move towards turnover-based commercial property leases for retail has hit a stumbling block — trust. That's despite this form of leasing being seen as better suited to the operational needs of retailers.
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![]( "London’s West End in for a £5 billion post-pandemic investment windfall")
London’s West End in for a £5 billion post-pandemic investment windfallAs London gradually recovers from the pandemic but footfall remains well below pre-Covid levels, London’s West End shopping district is in for a £5 billion investment windfall over the next five years.
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![]( "Marine Serre and Weinsanto explore alternative universes in Paris")
Marine Serre and Weinsanto explore alternative universes in ParisTwo French designers closed the first day of Paris Fashion Week with disruptive yet traditional collections on Monday. Weinsanto offered Alsatian theatricality, while Marine Serre opted for a contemplative video.
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![]( "Tennis star Emma Raducanu lands Tiffany contract")
Tennis star Emma Raducanu lands Tiffany contractEmma Raducanu is fast becoming one of fashion’s favourite sports stars. Only a week after appearing as a last-minute addition to the Met Gala red carpet in a Chanel dress, she’s been confirmed as a Tiffany ambassador.
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![]( "OTB entrusts North American operations to Laura Dubin-Wander")
OTB entrusts North American operations to Laura Dubin-WanderThe veteran of Dior and Givenchy was previously responsible for Coach's activities in the North American market, a role that she will now take on at the Italian group owned by Renzo Rosso.
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![]( "West End sees steadily rising footfall")
West End sees steadily rising footfallLondon’s West End continues to see footfall recovering with figures from the trade body that represents businesses in the neighbourhood – the New West End Company – saying the steady return of office workers is key.
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![]( "Japanese women are looking to Korea for style inspiration")
Japanese women are looking to Korea for style inspirationKorean style, as worn by K-pop icons, is having the biggest inspiration on what women are wearing on the streets of Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya.