Tag: euros

Dolce & Gabbana’s operating loss widens to 13 million euros

By Reuters Published Sep 5, 2024 Dolce & Gabbana Holding posted a wider operating loss of 13 million euros ($14.4 million) in the fiscal year through March after stepping up investments in its shop network and its beauty division which it brought in house, a filing showed. See catwalkDolce & Gabbana – Fall-Winter2024 – 2025 [...]read moreDolce & Gabbana’s operating loss widens to 13 million euros

FA renews/expands Fanatics partnership after summer Euros success

Record England football shirt and related merchandise sales linked to the Euro 2024 championships this summer has led to Fanatics signing a new long-term and now-wide-ranging retail agreement with The Football Association (FA). Football Association The contract renewal for the global digital sports merchandise platform will now encompass retail, e-commerce and merchandising partnerships. It includes [...]read moreFA renews/expands Fanatics partnership after summer Euros success

UK retail sales rise after discounts and Euros lift spending

By Bloomberg Published Aug 16, 2024 UK retail sales bounced back in July after summer discounts and the Euros football competition unleashed spending at department stores and sports shops. Photo: Pexels The volume of goods sold in stores and online rose 0.5% in July after a revised drop of 0.9% the month before, the Office [...]read moreUK retail sales rise after discounts and Euros lift spending

Adolfo Domínguez has narrowed its losses to 1.8 million euros in the first quarter

By EFE Translated by Roberta HERRERA Published Jul 19, 2024 Adolfo Domínguez has reduced its losses to 1.8 million euros in its first fiscal quarter, spanning March to May, aided by a 10.45% increase in business volume, which exceeded 24 million euros—the highest for this interval since 2015. Interior of the Spanish company’s new store [...]read moreAdolfo Domínguez has narrowed its losses to 1.8 million euros in the first quarter

Ferragni companies to pay charity 1.2 million euros to settle antitrust case

By Reuters Published Jul 5, 2024 Companies controlled by Italian fashion influencer Chiara Ferragni have agreed to pay at least 1.2 million euros ($1.3 million) to a children’s charity to settle an antitrust case, Italy’s competition authority (AGCM) said on Friday. Ferragni – Reuters The regulator had opened an investigation into the sale of Ferragni-branded [...]read moreFerragni companies to pay charity 1.2 million euros to settle antitrust case

The economic impact of the Paris Olympics estimated at between 6.7 and 11 billion euros over 17 years

By Reuters Published May 15, 2024 The economic impact of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games in the Île-de-France region is estimated at between €6.7 billion for the low scenario and €11.1 billion for the high scenario over a 17-year period (2018-2034), according to a study published on Tuesday by the Centre de droit [...]read moreThe economic impact of the Paris Olympics estimated at between 6.7 and 11 billion euros over 17 years

Spain’s Puig sets IPO price at 24.5 euros a share, top of range

By Reuters API Published Apr 30, 2024 Spanish beauty group Puig said on Tuesday it had set the final price for its initial public offering (IPO) at 24.50 euros a share, at the top of its announced range, implying a market capitalisation of 13.9 billion euros ($14.84 billion). Reuters Spain’s largest IPO in almost a decade [...]read moreSpain’s Puig sets IPO price at 24.5 euros a share, top of range

Spanish cosmetics group Puig seeks to raise up to 2.9 billion euros in IPO

By Reuters API Published Apr 18, 2024 Spanish perfume and fashion company Puig said on Thursday it aims to raise between 2.3 billion euros ($2.46 billion) and 2.9 billion euros in Spain’s largest initial public offering in almost a decade. The maker of Paco Rabanne and Carolina Herrera fragrances is offering to sell its shares [...]read moreSpanish cosmetics group Puig seeks to raise up to 2.9 billion euros in IPO

Moncler investor sells stake at 67 euros, shares down over 3%

By Reuters API Published Mar 19, 2024 Italy’s Rivetti family, former owner of the Stone Island brand, said on Tuesday it had sold a stake in Moncler, sending the Italian luxury group’s shares down by as much as 3.5%. Moncler The placement comes less than a month after the announcement that the Rivetti family would [...]read moreMoncler investor sells stake at 67 euros, shares down over 3%

Freshly Cosmetics increases sales by 3.3% in 2023 to 46.5 million euros

By Europa Press Translated by Roberta HERRERA Published Feb 6, 2024 The digitally native and sustainable cosmetic brand, Freshly Cosmetics, has seen a 3.3% surge in sales in 2023, culminating in an impressive 46.5 million euros in revenue, with a customer base exceeding 1.5 million, as stated in a press release. Freshly Cosmetics currently has [...]read moreFreshly Cosmetics increases sales by 3.3% in 2023 to 46.5 million euros