Camargo sisters sell maker of Havaianas sandals; Toyota global leader in car sales; and Tod’s acquires Roger Vivier for $441 million
Camargo sisters sell maker of Havaianas sandals
Brazilian engineering company Camargo Corrêa, controlled by the billionaire Carmargo sisters, has revealed it is selling the maker of Havaianas flip-flops to J&F Investimentos SA for 2.7 billion reais ($718 million).
When it comes to fashion, few countries get it as right as Italy. CampdenFB looks at some of Italy’s better-known family-controlled fashion houses – and the important role of the family within them.
When it comes to fashion, few countries get it as right as Italy. After all, the country has given rise to such iconic brands as Armani, Prada, Gucci and many, many more.
“There was once a dream that was Rome and I fear that it will not survive the winter,” says Marcus Aurelius before dying in Ridley Scott’s film Gladiator. This is probably exactly how Diego Della Valle, chairman of family business Tod’s, is feeling today.
“There was once a dream that was Rome and I fear that it will not survive the winter,” says Marcus Aurelius before dying in Ridley Scott’s film Gladiator. This is probably exactly how Diego Della Valle, chairman of family business Tod’s, is feeling today.
