Hermes

The army shows the underground ‘VIP’ shelters of Sinwar, leader of the Islamist group, to undermine his popularity among Palestinians and counter the legendary status generated by images of his death

Nicolas Puech Hermes is no longer a shareholder at the company he wanted to bequeath to his gardener. Athletes, actors, investors and businesspeople have all experienced financial freefalls, despite how much money they once had in the bank — or, how it got there

Experts say that demand from China and the brands’ reception there will set the course for listed companies

She’s one of the few women at the helm of a major brand and, unlike other designers, has the privilege of being able to take her time and even eschew public appearances, preferring to let the clothes speak for themselves

The proposed federal class-action lawsuit, which was filed in San Francisco, alleges that Hermes is violating antitrust law by making customers buy other goods before being granted the privilege of buying a Birkin bag

In 2011, Nicolas Puech, who owns 5.7% of the French fashion house’s shares, signed a succession agreement with the Isocrates Foundation, but he now plans to hand over his inheritance to his ‘former gardener and handyman,’ a man who hails ‘from a modest Moroccan family’ and whose identity is unknown

The sweater has become a great autumn must-have piece, not only because it goes perfectly with anything, but also because both the catwalk and street style have elevated it as one of the season’s key garments

Many luxury brands are betting everything on a single shade, an old strategy that today takes on a new meaning

The shady market of knockoff designer bags has left the streets and become extremely sophisticated. Meanwhile, luxury brands are investing in technology to make their products more and more difficult to imitate

The piece is not in the hands of Jane Birkin’s family. Catherine Benier, a renowned collector, bought the holy grail of handbags at auction 23 years ago