The luxury market has been facing one of its hardest slumps of all time, reporting tumbling sales and crumbling earnings that seem to only down-spiral quarter after quarter. In hopes of exiting the luxury slump, multiple luxury fashion groups and houses have been forced to devise new strategies to restore their earnings to profitable levels. Because of this concerning pattern, various fashion groups have had to shed their less profitable counterparts, and independent brands have had to be acquired by bigger companies or accept the fact that closures may be in their near future. More:
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