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L’expression peut prêter à sourire, mais elle circule de plus en plus dans les cercles politiques et économiques américains : Donald Trump serait adepte du « TACO ». Rien à voir avec la cuisine mexicaine. Il s’agit d’un acronyme pour Trump Always Chickens Out, que l’on peut tradu ...  Show more

Les chiffres sont éloquents. En 2025, près de 44 % des personnes pauvres ont moins de 30 ans. Parmi elles, environ 30 % sont des enfants. À l’inverse, les plus de 65 ans ne représentent plus qu’environ 10 % des personnes en situation de pauvreté. En 1975, c’était exactement l’inv ...  Show more

The luxury industry trades on a carefully constructed marketing image, deeply linked to artful claims of exclusivity, craftsmanship, and impeccable standards. But a slew of Milanese court cases linking some of luxury’s biggest names to sweatshops on the outskirts of the fashion c ...  Show more

The luxury industry trades on a carefully constructed marketing image, deeply linked to artful claims of exclusivity, craftsmanship, and impeccable standards. But a slew of Milanese court cases linking some of luxury’s biggest names to sweatshops on the outskirts of the fashion c ...  Show more

In Episode 2 of Transforming Luxury, BoF’s new podcast presented by Klarna, we investigate what will inform the luxury product mix of the future. Indeed, the definition of a luxury good has expanded dramatically in recent years to now include a host of disruptive new categories, ...  Show more

In a special episode, BoF founder and editor-in-chief Imran Amed joins Bob Safian on The Rapid Response podcast.

“This is probably the most severe crisis that I've seen in the luxury side of the fashion industry since the Great Recession of 2008,” says Amed. “The bus ...