LVMH在京将开多家门店；施华洛世奇裁400岗位｜二姨看时尚

Group 1: Industry Overview - The luxury goods industry is showing signs of stabilization, with major players like Richemont reporting a 5% sales growth and a 7% increase in sales in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau for Q2 [1][2] - LVMH plans to open several large flagship stores in Beijing in December, indicating a significant recovery in the Chinese luxury market [3] - Burberry has turned a profit with an adjusted operating profit of £19 million, recovering from a loss of £41 million the previous year, and showing signs of growth in the Greater China region [4][5] Group 2: Company-Specific Developments - On Holding AG reported a record net sales increase of 24.9% to CHF 794.4 million and a net profit surge of 289.8% to CHF 118.9 million, driven by strong performance across all channels [6] - Asics achieved a revenue growth of 19% to ¥625 billion, marking the first time the company’s revenue surpassed ¥600 billion in the first nine months of the fiscal year [7] - Kering's executives have denied rumors of selling the McQueen brand, emphasizing a restructuring plan aimed at restoring profitability within three years [9][10] Group 3: Restructuring and Challenges - Swarovski announced a significant restructuring plan, including a reduction of approximately 400 jobs at its headquarters, as part of efforts to improve efficiency and cost control [12] - Coty has filed a lawsuit against Gucci and Kering over the termination of a beauty and fragrance licensing agreement, following Gucci's new partnership with L'Oréal [13]