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...of the Falic brothers (Christian Lacroix) this summer, it was Dominique Bergin, owner of Look Cycle, who withdrew his takeover bid.

...Summer. Falic Fashion Group : The group offers to take over indebted Castelbajac via its own brand Christian Lacroix. Their plan consists in placing Castelbajac and Lacroix under one unique holding, which would...

...to the Falic family, owners of U.S. retail group Duty Free Americas [DFI.UL]. Excluding restructuring costs of 500-600,000 euros, Topiol said he hoped the company would break even in 2010 thanks to licence deals...

...giant Falic, met a lukewarm reception among fashion professionals.The turnaround plan involves sacking all but a dozen or so of the house's 100 plus employees, closing down its fashion activities and...

...giant Falic in 2005, albeit with Lacroix remaining as artistic director, was already a wake-up call.Sales simply never lived up to expectations. The house perfume "C'est La Vie" flopped and a...

...to the Falic family, owners of U.S. retail group Duty Free Americas. Lacroix was placed under creditor protection at the start of June and has not made a profit since being founded 22 years ago. The Falic...

...on to Falic in 2005, the house of Christian Lacroix ran up losses of 10 million euros (14.9 million dollars) in 2008 for sales of 30 million euros.Frontrunner Sheikh Hassan Ben Ali al-Naimi, who is close to the...

...giant Falic, Lacroix said it had been forced to declare insolvency due to the sharp downturn of the luxury market.

...giant Falic, Lacroix said it had been forced to declare insolvency due to the sharp downturn of the luxury market.

...giant Falic, the firm said it had been forced to declare insolvency due to the sharp downturn of the luxury market.The Paris competition tribunal is due to meet around October 20 and could render a decision before...

...giant Falic, the firm said it had been forced to declare insolvency due to the sharp downturn of the luxury market.Valliot also said on Wednesday 30 September that Bernard Krief Consulting, which has also made an...

...owners Falic Group could reach a rescue deal with Italian businessman Maurizio Borletti by the end of this month, while insolvent German fashion house Escada is casting around for a buyer. As part of the...

...owners Falic Group can reach an agreement with Italian businessman Maurizio Borletti on a rescue plan for the French fashion house by the end of the month.

...house to Falic in 2005, the house of Lacroix made a loss of 10 million euros (14 million dollars) last year on sales of 30 million euros.

...giant Falic, before submitting an "improved" offer which it said would see jobs retained double to "around the hundred."The consulting group also said it would explore a tie-up with the Borletti...

...giant Falic in 2005, the house of Lacroix made a loss of 10 million euros (14 million dollars) last year on sales of 30 million euros.Under the company restructuring plan, 112 of its 125 employees will lose their...

...to the Falic family, who own the U.S. retail group Duty Free Americas. Christian Lacroix, once part of the French luxury group LVMH (LVMH.PA), has never made a profit in its 22 years of existence. Bernard Krief...

...by the Falic family, owner of U.S. group Duty Free Americas, in 2005, Lacroix placed an untimely bet on luxury ready-to-wear and was hurt by a drop in U.S. sales. At Dior, Chief Executive Sydney Toledano told...

...giant Falic."In 22 years we have well and truly put ourselves on the map, but the business side has never been up to the mark. I think we have never achieved the right relationship with our shareholders,"...

...giant Falic was seen by some as a disquieting sign.The house, which employs 250 people, went into administration with a six-month observation period after making losses of 10 million euros last year for sales of 30...

...and Leon Falic, were at the hearing in a commercial court in Paris held behind closed doors.Christian Lacroix, which employs 125 people, declared insolvency last Thursday 28 May after falling foul of the global...

...giant Falic, Christian Lacroix SNC said in a statement Thursday 28 May that it had declared insolvency before a Paris court due to "the sharp downturn of the luxury market."The company "has filed a...

...to the Falic family, owner of the U.S. duty retailing group Duty Free Americas. The Falics, who acquired the fashion house from luxury group LVMH (LVMH.PA) in 2005, have been seeking a partner or buyer for...

...owned by Falic had declared insolvency before a Paris court due to "the sharp downturn of the luxury market."The company said it "has filed a voluntary petition with the Tribunal de Commerce de Paris...

...retailer Falic Fashion Group. Now, Falic could be in negotiations with investors, believed to be Swiss. Alternately dreamlike, outlandish or extravagant with his embroidery and patterns, or more sober – as he...

...2002, Falic Group bought Urban Decay from LVMH. Seven years later the American cosmetic brand, with headquarters in Newport Beach, has changed hands again and gone to Castanea Partners. The sum of the transaction...

...to the Falic family, the force behind Duty Free Americas. Last year, it made losses of 5-10 million euros on sales of about 35 million euros, a source close to the company said. Falic has been in talks with...