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for more than half of LVMH’s earnings, is slowing retail expansion, including more precious materials in its collections and  Hermes kelly 32cm bagadding products with fewer logos in an effort to appeal to the wealthiest shoppers. bearing firearms arrived at their home later and demanded the ticket. Ngcobo was asleep in his bedroom during the robbery and was reportedly hysterical when he was told of the theft. Spokeswoman of the National Lottery operator Gidani, Dudu Ndendwa, told the newspaper the prize had been claimed, and that a team of lottery investigators worked with police when winning tickets were reported missing. Such initiatives would take "at least another 12 months" to produce tangible results, Allegra Perry, an analyst at Cantor Fitzgerald, said after the report. Although the reaction of clients to Louis Vuitton’s new soft leather-product ranges is "very good, in terms of impact on global sales it’s not a major thing", chief financial officer Jean-Jacques Guiony said.

 adding that the brand’s organic revenue growth was "slightly below" the fashion and leather-goods division’s 3% rate last Hermes new constance bagquarter. The transition "is going to take some time". business partner Robert Duffy are most certainly exiting Vuitton after nearly two memorable decades, a decision that marks the official start of Jacobs' IPO. The move to go public follows several similar decisions by high-profile fashion brands. Prada raised $2.14 billion in its initial public offering back in June 2011, and Michael Kors followed suit to much fanfare that December with a buzzed-about IPO that raised $944 million. As of late, brands such as Tory Burch, J Brand, Valextra and Furla have all been floated as the next big fashion IPO. Clearly, Marc Jacobs dwarfs them all. According to WWD, "LVMH officials believe the Marc Jacobs business could explode given sufficient investment and support, including the undivided attention

of Jacobs and Duffy. The stock dropped as much as Hermes passport holder6.7% to ¤135.15. That decline was the steepest since September 22 2011, and wiped out the gains for 2013. Louis Vuitton introduced bags such as the Capucine bag, which has been worn by actress Angelina Jolie, and the W, a combination of a canvas and calfskin leather purse that can sell for $4,000. LVMH’s fashion and leather-goods growth "is very disappointing following significant excitement" around these bags when they were introduced, said Julian Easthope, an analyst at Barclays Capital. The company, which published its sales numbers after markets closed on Tuesday, said it remained confident for this year, even in the face of an uncertain European