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Everyone knows hauling grocery bags can be an Olympic sport. In between competitions in Paris, we paid a visit to the aisle that stocks what France considers to be the U.S.’s national delicacies.

As #underconsumptioncore trends on TikTok and gen Z turns to vintage, high-end houses fret over stalling demand

Japan’s weak yen means travelers can get hefty discounts on Louis Vuitton handbags and TAG Heuer watches.

Hermes heir Nicolas Puech faces a legal battle amid plans to adopt a former employee and inherit his fortune. The future of his foundation is uncertain.

Elon Musk advocates for a meritocratic approach to corporate succession, opposing the automatic passing of businesses or shares to children without considering their qualifications.

Only the fashion industry could make partying while Rome burns (take your pick from global crises), look quite so fabulous. The night prior to the Olympic opening ceremony, Dame Anna Wintour jetted into Paris to host what felt like an extended version of June’s Vogue World event.

LVMH's high profile and highly visible product placement in the Paris Games opening ceremony surprised marketing experts and raises the possibility it could cause problems for the International Olympic Committee with their long-term sponsors.

Luxury brands are making a mark at the Paris 2024 Olympics, blending high fashion with athletic events in a new era of brand experiences.

LVMH CFO anticipates sales volumes will be “less bad” in the second half of the year.

French sprinter Sounkamba Sylla says she has been barred from Friday’s opening ceremony at the Paris Olympics because she wears a hijab, and the French Olympic Committee said it is working with her to find a solution that adheres to the team’s secular requirements for athletes

Shares down 4.4% on Wednesday as demand for fashion, watches, leather goods, perfumes and cosmetics slows