Andrea Felsted

For Big Tobacco, the ideal user of one of its nicotine pouches is an older ex-smoker who indulges in the tiny packets to get their daily dose of the stimulant.

After pricing out aspirational shoppers, luxury brands need new ways of reconnecting with them. Affordable, smaller products go a long way.

Puig has to put its best face — and fragrance — forward.

Appetite for food and fashion saved the consumer economy last year. They may not live up to the same expectations for 2024.

Appetite for food and fashion saved the consumer economy last year. They may not live up to the same expectations for 2024

Investors have seized on LVMH's performance as a sign of stability for the luxury industry. But it will probably be among the best.

The first half of this year should be a nadir for luxury demand but the industry’s top player owns reliable labels like Louis Vuitton and Dior that could help pull it through.

The company is following its well-worn playbook. But it shouldn't become over-reliant on one signature style.

The FTC argues that the $8.5 billion deal would mean less choice for American consumers. But it ignores the might of Louis Vuitton and Dior.

Kering's flagship brand burned so bright for so long. Its shift from cutting-edge to classic will take time.