Hermès Leather Goods Sales Rose 12.4% as Quarterly Revenue Topped €4 Billion
Leather goods drove Hermès’ third-quarter growth as ready-to-wear and accessories sales declined and Asia-Pacific excluding Japan was flat at constant exchange rates.
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