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The S&P 500 Is Blazing But China Stocks Need Some Dragon Year Fire, and 5 Other Things to Know Before Markets Open

Affirm hikes forecast amid consumer spending spree, luxury brands enjoy China boost, New York Community Bancorp seeks to calm investors’ nerves, and other.

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Hermès Shines in a Scruffy Luxury Market

Demand for French brand’s products is booming thanks in part to an unusual strategy, as rivals struggle

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LVMH Stock Dives The Economic Slowdown Isn t Just a China Problem

The luxury behemoth gave limited outlook on China but revealed low single-digit growth in the U.S. and more significant headwinds in Europe.

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It Isn t Just Alibaba Stock Latest China PMI Data Hit LVMH, Too

China's services sector expanded at its slowest pace in eight months. The implications for companies exposed to Chinese consumers aren't good.

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Luxury Stocks Are Going Out of Fashion It s the China Syndrome

The world's second biggest economy is in a slowdown. High-end retailers were counting on the wealthy opening their wallets. Now what?

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