Updated 5:36 p.m. ET Oct. 22 PARIS — As it prepares for new chief executive officer Luca de Meo to detail his turnaround plan next spring, Kering will continue to cut costs and curb debt, with plans to ramp up store closures, refinance real estate and dispose of noncore assets. De Meo pledged to double down on his efforts after the ailing French luxury group on Wednesday reported a 10 percent drop in revenues in the third quarter. Still, a better-than-expected performance at the company’s star brand Gucci ...