A Memo to Nike’s New CEO

Dolev Elron Wins Grand Prize at Hyères Festival; LVMH Earnings Preview

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2024 Elliott Hill begins his tenure as Nike CEO with plenty of goodwill, but a long to-do list to fix the troubled brand. Prize-winning designers distorted and twisted jeans, bags and eyewear at France's Hyères festival. This week, LVMH kicks off a luxury earnings season that will clarify whether the sector's problems are structural, or cyclical. Mulberry's owner rejected a second takeover bid from Frasers Group.

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RETAIL A Memo to Elliott Hill on His First Day at Nike By Daniel-Yaw Miller

The new CEO has a monumental task ahead of him as he begins work on Nike's turnaround strategy. Success means resetting expectations, showing evidence of meaningful innovation, recapturing the attention of sneakerheads and earning the trust of retailers. READ MORE

LUXURY Twisted Creativity Takes Home Top Honours at Hyères By Simone Stern Carbone Dolev Elron, a menswear designer for Acne Studios, wowed the fashion jury with his distorted jeans and tank tops at the fashion festival in the South of France. Accessories winners Chiyang Duan and Clara Besnard also twisted bags, belts, and eyewear. READ MORE

LUXURY This Week: Has Luxury Hit Bottom? By Brian Baskin

Sector leader LVMH kicks off luxury earnings season on Tuesday and will likely offer guidance on which way the wind is blowing. READ MORE

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