Mateusz Rabiega

1 week ago | bilyonaryo.com | Anna Peverieri |Mateusz Rabiega

SOURCE: ReutersBy Anna Peverieri and Mateusz RabiegaJune 16 (Reuters) – Gucci owner Kering PRTP.PA is planning to appoint Luca de Meo, currently CEO of French carmaker Renault RENA.PA, as its new chief executive, according to a report in newspaper Le Figaro. Below are some facts about the potential new head of the French luxury group, whose brands include Gucci, Saint Laurent, and Bottega Veneta. WHO IS HE?

1 week ago | whbl.com | Anna Peverieri |Mateusz Rabiega

(Corrects sourcing of assertion in headline and paragraph 1 that de Meo is in line to join Kering to news report from company; information is not confirmed)By Anna Peverieri and Mateusz Rabiega(Reuters) -Gucci owner Kering is planning to appoint Luca de Meo, currently CEO of French carmaker Renault, as its new chief executive, according to a report in newspaper Le Figaro.

2 months ago | marketscreener.com | Mateusz Rabiega |Dimitri Rhodes

(Reuters) -Accor, Europe's biggest hotel group by portfolio, reported a larger-than-expected rise in first-quarter revenue on Thursday, citing sustained global demand in the hospitality sector supported by its geographical diversification. The operator of brands, including Ibis and Novotel said revenue in the three months to March 31 reached 1.35 billion euros ($1.53 billion), up from 1.24 billion euros a year earlier and above the 1.31 billion euros forecast by analysts polled by the company.

2 months ago | ca.finance.yahoo.com | Mateusz Rabiega |Dimitri Rhodes

(Reuters) -Accor, Europe’s biggest hotel group by portfolio, reported a larger-than-expected rise in first-quarter revenue on Thursday, citing sustained global demand in the hospitality sector supported by its geographical diversification. The operator of brands, including Ibis and Novotel said revenue in the three months to March 31 reached 1.35 billion euros ($1.53 billion), up from 1.24 billion euros a year earlier and above the 1.31 billion euros forecast by analysts polled by the company.

Mar 5, 2025 | today.westlaw.com | Jakob Van Calster |Milla Nissi |Mateusz Rabiega

(Reuters) -Reinsurance company SCOR narrowly avoided a yearly loss in 2024 thanks to a strong beat in its fourth quarter net profit driven by its property and casualty (P&C) business and a low tax rate reflecting a release of some tax provisions.