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The Spanish group, owner of Zara, Bershka and Massimo Dutti, is said to have crossed a new historic threshold on the stock market on Tuesday, according to FashionUnited France, buoyed by favourable assessments from several investment banks.
The British outlet village would launch, according to WWD, a three-year collaboration with the arts organisation Studio Voltaire, starting with an outdoor installation dedicated to painter Beryl Cook and a House of Voltaire pop-up.
According to WWD, the Japanese retailer would also donate 50,000 garments and launch an in-store collection, as the wildfires have forced thousands of evacuations in the south of France.
The Florentine Maison has brought to the États-Unis its store concept designed by Maximilian Davis and Vincent Van Duysen, already rolled out in Milan in 2024, in a 9,300-square-foot boutique in Beverly Hills.
The chairman of the British group points to deteriorating trading conditions and warns staff of a period of lower sales and higher costs, despite revenue growth in the financial year ended in January.