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Prada Completes $1.4 Billion Versace Acquisition: What Comes Next for Italian Luxury

Prada Completes $1.4 Billion Versace Acquisition: What Comes Next for Italian Luxury

On December 2, 2025, the Prada Group officially completed its long‑planned acquisition of Milanese rival Versace, closing a deal valued at around €1.25–1.3 billion (roughly $1.38–$1.4 billion), depending on how you count enterprise value and final cash adjustments.PradaGroup+2Межа. Новини України.+2 The transaction unites two of Italy’s most famous fashion houses under one corporate roof: Prada and its youth‑driven sister brand Miu Miu on one side, and Versace, the emblem of maximalist glamour, on the other. It’s being hailed by analysts as a defining moment for Italian luxury—and a direct challenge to French giants like LVMH and Kering.Vogue+2Vogue+2 The Deal at
Prada Completes €1.25 Billion Versace Takeover, Redrawing the Global Luxury Fashion Map

Prada Completes €1.25 Billion Versace Takeover, Redrawing the Global Luxury Fashion Map

Milan’s luxury landscape shifted decisively on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, as Prada Group confirmed it has completed the long-awaited acquisition of fellow Italian fashion house Versace from Capri Holdings in a deal valued at about €1.25 billion (around $1.4 billion).PradaGroup+29News+2 The closing, announced after all regulatory approvals were secured, brings together two of Italy’s best-known style powerhouses under one corporate roof and marks the largest acquisition in Prada’s 112‑year history.FashionNetwork+1 Inside the Prada–Versace Deal Prada first agreed in April 2025 to acquire Versace from US-based Capri Holdings, in a transaction now confirmed at approximately €1.25 billion.FashionNetwork+1 Capri had itself bought Versace
2 December 2025

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Intel stock price jumps to $50: China CPU delays and SambaNova funding set up week ahead

Intel stock price jumps to $50: China CPU delays and SambaNova funding set up week ahead

8 February 2026
Intel shares rose 4.9% to $50.59 Friday, tracking a 5.7% jump in the PHLX semiconductor index as investors bet on AI-driven data-center spending. Reuters reported Intel and AMD warned Chinese customers of tighter server CPU supply, pushing Intel’s China prices up over 10%. Intel expects supply to improve in Q2. After the bell, Reuters said Intel plans to invest about $100 million in AI chip startup SambaNova Systems.
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