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The Iran-Iran conflict has shaken the global luxury stock market, wiping out over $1 billion in company value.
The Iran-Iran conflict has shaken the global luxury stock market, wiping out over $1 billion in company value, and putting the Middle East at risk of halving sales.“Hermès” early-year sales stumble, Chinese demand shrinks, preparing to raise prices in the US from May 1, 68
"Hermès" early-year sales stumble, Chinese demand shrinks, preparing to raise prices in the US from May 1, 68, covering all product categories to offset the impact of all new import taxesLessons learned from 30 world business families With the 6C formula for success and (not) success in Thai family businesses (Part 7)
For Thailand, there is a study that if a family business with good performance is to be taken, should there be a determination of different types of shares with different voting rights? This is to benefit the good companies in raising capital in the market to eliminate conflicts or determine the price of shares of family members when conflicts arise.Hermes plans to raise prices again by 8-9% in 2567 after Q4 sales surge 17.5%.
Hermes is set to raise prices again by 8-9% in 2567 after Q4 sales jumped 17.5%, reflecting the resilience of high-end buyers. amidst economic problems“Hermes” is unaffected, Q3 sales surge 24% amid cost of living crisis and COVID restrictions in China.
Hermes International's sales rose as luxury buyers in China rebounded after COVID-19 restrictions eased.



























