Group 1: Lululemon's Financial Performance and Leadership Changes - Lululemon reported a 7% year-over-year increase in global net revenue to $2.6 billion, but net profit decreased by 12.8% to $307 million [2][6] - The CEO Calvin McDonald will step down on January 31, 2026, amid financial pressures, with interim leadership provided by the CFO and CBO [4][6] - The company's performance in the Chinese market was particularly strong, with net revenue surging 46% year-over-year [6] Group 2: Market Developments and New Entrants - Musinsa, a South Korean fashion retail platform, opened its first overseas flagship store in Shanghai and plans to open over 100 stores in China within five years [3] - The largest Dior store in China opened in Beijing, signaling a recovery in the luxury market [5] - The ice cream company "Dream Dragon" was listed independently in Amsterdam, London, and New York, capturing over 20% of the global ice cream market [11] Group 3: Investment Activities - L'Oréal announced an increase in its stake in the medical beauty giant Gaudermé, raising its total ownership to 20% [9] - Zegna made a second investment in the Canadian running brand Norda, indicating a strategic move into the outdoor market [10] - Marumi plans to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, having shown significant revenue growth in its main brands [7]