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Curtain closes on London fashion week 2012 A profit warning from Burberry has shaken the whole luxury industry on Tuesday.
The British brand – which saw its share price slump in London – blamed weakening Chinese demand.
That had an impact on the whole luxury sector, which is now heavily reliant on Asia for sales growth.
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