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Alexandre Arnault interview: The Landmark heralds a ‘new era’ for Tiffany & Co.

Via a video call from Paris, Alexandre Arnault details how stages of life are marked by select objects. Often, these objects seem to be jewellery. Arnault had been a “watch guy” for some time when he first added a gold ring – a wedding band, following his and Géraldine Guyot’s…

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Bernard Arnault, the world's richest man, has six years to pick a successor. Will one of his children rise?

When the world's richest person sits down for monthly lunches in Paris with his five children, he's searching for his successor. Welcome to the house of Arnault.

ABC News

Gen Zers are redefining the values of the luxury market. Status and prestige are out–sustainability and inclusivity are in

A mere five ago, these developments would have felt jarring for the luxury sector. Today, they seem completely culturally relevant.

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The Richest Person in the World Revealed

The richest person in the world might surprise you — as they beat Elon Musk and Bill Gates to the top spot.

Kiplinger

Sephora Makes Change That Makes Some Beauty Insiders Angry

Sephora made a change to how Beauty Insiders can claim their annual birthday gift.

The Street

Will the extraordinary boom in luxury goods ever end?

The rise of LVMH to become Europe’s first $500bn company illustrates the sector’s seemingly unstoppable growth

Financial Times

Tiffany reopens flagship New York store under French management

New York (AFP) - New Yorkers and tourists will once again stroll between the rings and diamonds of jeweler Tiffany amp; Co.on Fifth Avenue, which officially reopened for business Wednesday after extensive renovations under new owners, French luxury giant LVMH.

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Tiffany to reopen NYC flagship under French management

New York (AFP) - The tarpaulins and scaffolding that obscured the facade of Tiffany and Co's flagship New York jewelry store for years have finally come down ahead of its re-opening this week.

AFP

LVMH becomes first European company to reach $500bn valuation

Shares in group, which owns Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior and Tiffany, are up 30% this year

The Guardian - UK

Gaysorn sets out Bangkok expansion plans

Gaysorn Property Co, a luxury developer and one of the largest freehold landlords in Bangkok's Ratchaprasong area, is poised to continue shaping the commercial and shopping district to maintain its position as an iconic destination.

Bangkok Post

Ron DeSantis Thinks You Shouldn’t Drink Bud Light. Does that make BUD a Sell?

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is boycotting Bud Light because the beer maker promotes transgender personality, Dylan Mulvaney. Anheuser-Busch stock has lost $5 billion in value since announcing the promotion. Does that make BUD stock a sell?

Barchart

China's reopening sees Gen Z ready to splurge after lying flat: 'They don’t see life as a matter of ruthless survival'

A shift in attitudes towards work and personal comfort in China's younger generation may end up helping the country’s economy.

Fortune

Protesters storm Louis Vuitton’s Paris HQ ahead of ruling on French pension reforms

LVMH office stormed days after owner named richest man in the world

The Independent UK

French resistance continues on pension plan

Paris and other French cities have seen another show of resistance to President Emmanuel Macron's plan to raise the pension age to 64.

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AFP

Turnout down at last France protests before pensions verdict

Paris (AFP) - Hundreds of thousands marched across France on Thursday against President Emmanuel Macron's pensions overhaul, but turnout fell during the final day of protests before a key court decision on the legislation.

Radio France Internationale

Luxury goods shop invaded by Paris protesters as pension row grinds on

The 12th day of strikes and protests against the government's pension reform plans is continuing across France. There have been isolated reports of violence.

Evening Standard

Louis Vuitton’s Paris HQ stormed by demonstrators protesting against Macron pension reforms

The Paris HQ of luxury brand Louis Vuitton was stormed by angry demonstrators protesting against Emmanuel Macron’s planned pension reforms.

Barchart

Elon Musk Could Learn a Thing or Two From Bernard Arnault

Luxury conglomerate LVMH reported Q1 2023 results on April 12. You would hardly know from its results that there was a possible recession around the corner. Iconic companies tend to be like that.

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Evening Standard

Asian rebound helps push LVMH first quarter revenue beyond €20 billion

The world’s richest man Bernard Arnault is set to benefit from the jump in sales

The Street

The $200 Billion Club Has a Member (and It's Not Elon Musk)

Tesla's CEO and Amazon Executive Chairman Jeff Bezos had been the only people with fortunes touching $200 billion.

The Guardian - UK

Fortune of world’s richest person Bernard Arnault tops $200bn

LVMH chair becomes only third person – after Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos – to ever amass such wealth

Fortune

The world's richest man just got richer. LVMH boss Bernard Arnault’s wealth has topped $200 billion for the first time

The French billionaire’s fortune has soared this year.

The Street

The Billionaires Are Having a Great Year

The wealth of the world's wealthiest has continued to rise this year despite inflation fears and tremors in financial markets.

The Street

Top 10 Billionaires Rack Up $185 Billion More in 3 Months

The wealth of the world's wealthiest has continued to rise this year despite inflation fears and tremors in financial markets.

The Conversation

Succession planning: not all family businesses feud – here's how they help younger generations take over

When the world’s richest and most powerful families deal with the tricky task of succession planning, it can attract a lot of interest. Think of news reports from the Murdoch’s media empire or, more recently, luxury goods company LVMH. Even fictional clans such as the Roys of TV show Succession…

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