The Polet Effect

The Gucci Group has outperformed even its own expectations. Here's how six of the ten brands have fared.
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Sergio Rossi
Endlessly high heels, exotic leathers including python, and a business turnaround have spiked this brand's performance, restoring it to profitability.
Last updated January 09 2008: 10:32 AM ET

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