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"Temu is the internet's new discount store with bargain prices that rival dollar chains.
This Chinese-owned, but US-headquartered e-commerce platform, is run as a marketplace where sellers – who are predominantly based in China – sell products to customers in the US, Canada, Europe, and Australia. It consists of an app and website and has made waves in the US since its launch in September.
Its splashy marketing campaigns – including two 30-second spots at this year's Superbowl, which were estimated to cost $14 million – set out to convince shoppers that it's possible ""to shop like a billionaire"" even when you're penny-pinching.
And it seems to be working. Temu's app sped past Amazon, TikTok, and Instagram to reach the top of the download charts on both Apple and Google Pay, and its ultra-low prices have made it a prime target for social media ""haul"" videos where consumers are dubbing it the US' new version of the dollar store.
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Farfetch increases in GMV and users but marks a decrease in turnover. CEO and CFO remain positive and announce that the company is moving in the right strategic direction.
The 19 mytoys Stores inclusive their 160 employees are being taken over by Toysino GmbH. This take over includes a name change of mytoys into toysino. Mytoys will remain in the e commerce business of Otto.de
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“The merger will create a new, strong global luxury house,” Tapestry chief executive Joanne Crevoiserat said.
U.S. luxury goods company Tapestry is acquiring Capri Holding for a total of $8.5 billion. The deal brings Tapestry’s brands, including Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman, and Capri’s Jimmy Choo and Versace labels under one roof. The two companies have annual sales of more than $12 billion and adjusted operating profits of nearly $2 billion. Capri shareholders are being offered $57 per share by Tapestry – a premium of nearly 65 percent over the previous day’s closing price. Capri’s shares were trading at $54.90 in pre-market trading on Wall Street. The merger will also bring a $200 million reduction in ongoing costs over three years, according to Chief Financial Officer Scott Roe. The transaction is expected to close in 2024.
The merger of the U.S. luxury brands is expected to give the company more power, as it is lagging behind the European luxury groups, above all LVMH, which owns 75 brands. Kering also recently made its presence felt by acquiring a 30 percent stake in the Valentino fashion label."
Veja opens new store in Madrid. It is the fourth international store opening of the French brand.
"So far, the products are only available through the online store. Stradivarius, part of the Indidex Group, primarily offers women's fashion and accessories. The following openings are scheduled: In November, the first stores in the Milaneo (ECE) in Stuttgart and in the Centrum-Galerie (Klépierre) in Dresden on about 890 m2.
"The trio of founders of the company launched in 2017: Martin D. Murray, Henry Murray, and Christoph Hermann. Opening their own stores in European countries is always on the agenda, as recently in the Europark in Salzburg but they are also already represented in other countries in Europe, as well as the USA and Asia, in Singapore.
https://de.fashionnetwork.com/news/Farfetch-verbessert-schlusselkennzahlen-und-verbucht-quartalsverlust,1545501.html
https://www.zeit.de/news/2023-08/22/otto-verkauft-19-mytoys-geschaefte-an-toysino?utm_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.de%2F
https://www.across-magazine.com/tapestry-acquires-versace-michael-kors-and-jimmy-choo/
Quelle
https://www.retaildetail.eu/news/fashion/in-the-picture-veja-opens-flagship-in-madrid/
https://www.across-magazine.com/waterdrop-opened-store-in-europark-salzburg/
https://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/web/pornhub-mutterfirma-mindgeek-stoert-sich-an-new-yorker-doener-haus-a-8b456b5c-02f4-4618-97c6-0bd02e91228a?sara_ref=re-so-app-sh
"Temu is the internet's new discount store with bargain prices that rival dollar chains.
This Chinese-owned, but US-headquartered e-commerce platform, is run as a marketplace where sellers – who are predominantly based in China – sell products to customers in the US, Canada, Europe, and Australia. It consists of an app and website and has made waves in the US since its launch in September.
Its splashy marketing campaigns – including two 30-second spots at this year's Superbowl, which were estimated to cost $14 million – set out to convince shoppers that it's possible ""to shop like a billionaire"" even when you're penny-pinching.
And it seems to be working. Temu's app sped past Amazon, TikTok, and Instagram to reach the top of the download charts on both Apple and Google Pay, and its ultra-low prices have made it a prime target for social media ""haul"" videos where consumers are dubbing it the US' new version of the dollar store.
"
Farfetch increases in GMV and users but marks a decrease in turnover. CEO and CFO remain positive and announce that the company is moving in the right strategic direction.
The 19 mytoys Stores inclusive their 160 employees are being taken over by Toysino GmbH. This take over includes a name change of mytoys into toysino. Mytoys will remain in the e commerce business of Otto.de
"
“The merger will create a new, strong global luxury house,” Tapestry chief executive Joanne Crevoiserat said.
U.S. luxury goods company Tapestry is acquiring Capri Holding for a total of $8.5 billion. The deal brings Tapestry’s brands, including Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman, and Capri’s Jimmy Choo and Versace labels under one roof. The two companies have annual sales of more than $12 billion and adjusted operating profits of nearly $2 billion. Capri shareholders are being offered $57 per share by Tapestry – a premium of nearly 65 percent over the previous day’s closing price. Capri’s shares were trading at $54.90 in pre-market trading on Wall Street. The merger will also bring a $200 million reduction in ongoing costs over three years, according to Chief Financial Officer Scott Roe. The transaction is expected to close in 2024.
The merger of the U.S. luxury brands is expected to give the company more power, as it is lagging behind the European luxury groups, above all LVMH, which owns 75 brands. Kering also recently made its presence felt by acquiring a 30 percent stake in the Valentino fashion label."
Veja opens new store in Madrid. It is the fourth international store opening of the French brand.
"So far, the products are only available through the online store. Stradivarius, part of the Indidex Group, primarily offers women's fashion and accessories. The following openings are scheduled: In November, the first stores in the Milaneo (ECE) in Stuttgart and in the Centrum-Galerie (Klépierre) in Dresden on about 890 m2.
"The trio of founders of the company launched in 2017: Martin D. Murray, Henry Murray, and Christoph Hermann. Opening their own stores in European countries is always on the agenda, as recently in the Europark in Salzburg but they are also already represented in other countries in Europe, as well as the USA and Asia, in Singapore.
https://de.fashionnetwork.com/news/Farfetch-verbessert-schlusselkennzahlen-und-verbucht-quartalsverlust,1545501.html
https://www.zeit.de/news/2023-08/22/otto-verkauft-19-mytoys-geschaefte-an-toysino?utm_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.de%2F
https://www.across-magazine.com/tapestry-acquires-versace-michael-kors-and-jimmy-choo/
Quelle
https://www.retaildetail.eu/news/fashion/in-the-picture-veja-opens-flagship-in-madrid/
https://www.across-magazine.com/waterdrop-opened-store-in-europark-salzburg/
https://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/web/pornhub-mutterfirma-mindgeek-stoert-sich-an-new-yorker-doener-haus-a-8b456b5c-02f4-4618-97c6-0bd02e91228a?sara_ref=re-so-app-sh
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