(Reuters) - Hublot expects U.S. sales to represent a growing portion of the Swiss luxury watchmaker's global revenue in the coming years, helped by new stores and tourism at hubs like Miami and Las Vegas, Chairman Jean-Claude Biver said.
(Reuters) - Hublot expects U.S. sales to represent a growing portion of the Swiss luxury watchmaker's global revenue in the coming years, helped by new stores and tourism at hubs like Miami and Las Vegas, Chairman Jean-Claude Biver said. Hublot, a unit of LVMH , operates five U.S. stores and gets about 14 percent of its sales in that market. But that could grow to 10 stores and 20 percent of sales, Biver told Reuters on Wednesday. Hublot is set to open a sixth store, in Atlanta, in August. U.S. luxury sales have rebounded since the financial crisis in 2008. ...
Hublot expects U.S. sales to represent a growing portion of the Swiss luxury watchmaker's global revenue in the coming years, helped by new stores and tourism at hubs like Miami and Las Vegas, Chairman ...
Jean Claude Biver, one of the top names in the Swiss watch industry, is stepping down as CEO of Hublot, a company he is credited with turning into one of the world's most successful Swiss luxury watch brands. He is being replaced as CEO by Ricardo, former Hublot managing director and personal friend of Biver ...
With the exception of Elisabeth Shue, who was smokin’ hot, Leaving Las Vegas is unquestionably one of the most bleak and depressing movies I have ever seen. (If you haven’t seen it, you might want to take a pass, unless you’re feeling a strong urge to get in touch with your inner nihilist.)