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Breitling Owner: China Remains a Complicated Market

Breitling Owner: China Remains a Complicated Market
Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 30 June 2026, 03:56 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 30th, 2026 Breitling Owner: China Remains a Complicated Market Georges Kern, CEO of House of Brands, says that although the group is gaining market share in China, consumers remain reluctant to invest in luxury goods. He also shares more about the group's expansion plans on "Bloomberg: The China Show."

Jun 30th, 2026 Breitling Owner: China Remains a Complicated Market Georges Kern, CEO of House of Brands, says that although the group is gaining market share in China, consumers remain reluctant to invest in luxury goods. He also shares more about the group's expansion plans on "Bloomberg: The China Show." [Image text:] GeorgesKern HOUSEOFBRANDS CEO Exclusive HOUSE OFBRANDSONBUSINESSSTRATEGY
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