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With its stores closed in light of the coronavirus, the jeweler is cutting costs and looking to online sales to help carry it through rough waters.

The luxury titans are converting production facilities to produce medical supplies as their home countries of Italy and France face the coronavirus pandemic.

Due to travel restrictions put in place because of COVID-19, the miner is offering its specials and 3D scans with data online.

Meanwhile, international production is turning into a saving grace.
Martino Pessina is joining the company as its first chief commercial officer.
JA, JVC and WJA were among ninety organizations asking for the swift passage of a stimulus package to keep businesses afloat amid the coronavirus crisis.

The family-owned jeweler is donating a portion of its gift card proceeds to local restaurants in the Capital Region in New York as both weather the coronavirus pandemic.

Mobilized via Instagram, hundreds of companies have removed their diamonds from the trading platform in protest.

Columnist Pat Henneberry shares her thoughts on how members of the jewelry industry can support each other during these difficult times.

Nirupa Bhatt will step down as managing director, to be succeeded by Vice President of Lab Operations Sriram Natarajan.
Speakers will address handling physical inventory, improving digital marketing and the logistics of reducing hours and staff in the time of COVID-19.
The American Watchmakers-Clockmakers Institute also has postponed its Time-Con event.

The retailer’s employees will be paid through April 4, but may soon face reduced hours and pay as the coronavirus weighs on the company’s balance sheet.

A rundown on which jewelry and watch auctions have been postponed, which are taking place online, and how the houses are operating.
The longtime industry journalist and analyst is working as a consultant on sustainability issues.

Education topics include employment law, forming deeper bonds with consumers in an emergency and a variety of legal issues pertaining to COVID-19.

This is how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the jewelry industry so far.

The jeweler’s main focus is preparing to weather the coronavirus pandemic, said CEO Alessandro Bogliolo.

In this special edition of On Data, Sherry Smith talks virtually connecting with customers and compiling a cheat sheet for employees on available resources.

He’ll oversee fashion content for the print magazine and online.

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Every single piece of merchandise needs to be stored out of sight, and computer systems need to have adequate protection, JSA says.

Organizers said they hope to hold the event, originally scheduled for March 27, this fall.

The jeweler also has scrapped its previously stated financial guidance in the wake of the pandemic.