Anna Wintour's departure caps Condé Nast's shift in strategy
The departure of the irreplaceable British editor-in-chief of Vogue comes as major changes are underway at its publisher, particularly with regard to the sharing of its editorial content.
The Paris Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of the Japanese company, which for several years has been demanding payment for stocks of Dolce & Gabbana, Elie Saab and Issey Miyake perfumes sent to its distributor in Brazil.
Last week, his company Parvus Asset Management acquired a 5% stake in Kering, two months before shareholders are due to decide on the remuneration package of the luxury company's new boss, Luca de Meo. Two years ago, it also became a shareholder in the hotel giant Accor, in which Parvus still holds 9.99%.