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October 12, 2026 · Eva Winterer

Korea’s Beauty Exports Hit a Record as the Map Moves Beyond Paris

South Korea’s beauty exports reached a record $7 billion in the first half of 2026, up 27%, while France, still the world’s largest exporter, lost ground in the United States. Share ↗ WhatsApp LinkedIn Email …

October 12, 2026 · Eva Winterer

Napa Valley Wineries in 2026: Where Wine Tourism Meets Its Limit

Signorello Estate, a Napa Valley winery on the Silverado Trail, goes to auction on 16 October 2026, after a harvest in which half of California’s grapes had no buyer. Share ↗ WhatsApp LinkedIn Email Copy …

October 11, 2026 · Eva Winterer

F.P. Journe and Chanel Buy Ebel for $66.5 Million: A New Way to Own a Watch Brand

Movado is selling 95% of Ebel for $66.5 million to a group led by F.P. Journe, with Chanel as investor and Pierre Jacques as CEO. Share ↗ WhatsApp LinkedIn Email Copy link Ebel, the Swiss …

October 10, 2026 · Eva Winterer

Titan Q2 2026: The Dubai Jeweller Behind the Growth Abroad

Titan’s business abroad grew 97% in Q2 2026, largely through Damas, the Dubai jeweller it bought. In India it grew 22% without an acquisition. Titan Company’s business outside India grew 97 per cent in the …

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