Claus Dietrich Lahrs

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The pricey German fashion group Hugo Boss will use a strategy pioneered by lower-cost brands to get new collections out faster, chief executive Claus-Dietrich Lahrs said in an interview on Tuesday."Shortening the times from collection development to production and delivery to the customer is crucial for our future success," Lahrs told the Finance Times.Boss sought the "speed and reactivity" of popular European retail chains like Zara and H&M, but would maintain its position as a premium brand...Read Full Story

May 18 (Bloomberg) -- Hugo Boss AG Chief Executive Officer Claus-Dietrich Lahrs talks about the company's growth strategy and outlook in China. He spoke with Bloomberg's Stephen Engle in Beijing yesterday. (Source: Bloomberg)Read Full Story

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What a great adventure read! We have Nazis (past and present), a search for a lost city, a rich explorer, a lady pilot, a lost heir, Buddhist monks and nuns, the wonderful land of Tibet, the Pacific Northwest, a hidden cabin, the CERN supercollider, ancient technology. What is not to like? And Dietrich does it so well. The action is fast, the science is credible, the descriptions of countrysides are dazzling. Character development was good – I felt like I could pick most of his characters out...Read Full Story