Dubai: Luca de Meo, the CEO credited with Renault’s dramatic turnaround, is set to leave the French carmaker to take the top job at Kering SA, the luxury group behind Gucci, according to sources cited by Bloomberg News and Le Figaro. The high-profile move comes as Kering attempts to revitalise Gucci’s global standing, especially in struggling markets like China.De Meo’s departure was confirmed by Renault in a statement on Sunday, which said he had tendered his resignation and would officially leave on July 15. The Renault board has...