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Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk is now Europe's largest company in market capitalisation, ahead of French luxury giant LVMH. This follows the UK launch of Wegovy, a weight loss drug that cuts appetite and cravings. Tens of thousands of people have already signed up to waiting lists for the treatment. Also…

Launch of weight-loss drug in UK helps Danish firm to market value of $428bn

Head of the French luxury LVMH empire, Bernard Arnault said he would donate €10 million to Les Restos du Coeur, a charity that provides meals and groceries for those in need. The organisation had earlier warned it may have to turn away some 150,000 people this winter as it struggles…

Anna Lundstrom got her first job off the back of an email to Xavier de Royère while she was still a student.

LVMH stock just corrected, but the pains could intensify as the typically resilient luxury goods firm feels the heat of a downturn among aspirational consumers.

People making $125,000 and more are getting laid off faster than anyone else, in a reversal of the typical recession playbook.

Tapestry’s purchase of three big fashion names gives it heft. But LVMH and Kering have the front row to themselves

Tapestry’s acquisition of Capri is a move to wield greater influence in the European-dominated luxury market and mitigate the effects of slowed consumer spending.

Tapestry, parent company of luxury handbag and accessories retailer Coach, is buying the owner of fashion brands including Michael Kors, Versace and Jimmy Choo, Capri Holdings

With just one year to go, France is getting ready for the summer Olympic games that will begin with an extravagant ceremony scheduled for 26 July 2024. While organisers race to finalise security details, French brands and sponsors are also putting their best foot forward to get their share of…

The luxury goods company has announced a multi-brand partnership with the XXXIII Games.