LVMH

Founded 1987 as a result of the merge between Moët Hennessy and Louis Vuitton, LVMH is the largest luxury conglomerate in the world. In the nineties and with Bernard Arnault, LVMH led the lucrative marriage between historic luxury homes (mostly family-controlled until then).

The luxury holding owned by Bernard Arnault acquired Tiffany for 16.2 billion dollars. This deal was the largest operation in its history.

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The luxury company, owned by French luxury holding LVMH, has opened a store at 76 Green Street in Soho, New York.

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The historic company, founded in 1912 by French perfume manufacturer Alexandre Jean Patou, was acquired by the French luxury holding in September 2018.

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The renovation of the French historic building will have a refurbishment budget of 750 million euros and will create 1,500 new jobs.

The company, owned by LVMH, has opened in Paris the third store of its brand The Marc Jacobs. The two others are in New York and Los Angeles.

Shares of the French luxury holding ended yesterday above 400 euros. The value of the company has exceeded 200 billion euros, boosted in recent weeks by the Tiffany bid.

Laurent Kleitman succeeds Claude Martínez in the position he had held for the past nineteen years, and that has made the Christian Dior perfumes line one of the biggest in the group.

The French company, owned by the luxury holding LVMH, has opened a new store at 390 Rue Saint Honoré.

The fashion luxury company, owned by LVMH, has opened a pop-up store in the Japanese department store with its concept Maison. The group is present in the country with 166 stores.

The luxury fashion company, owned by LVMH, is currently present in the country though shop-in-shops in El Palacio de Hierro.

The French luxury holding has confirmed the rumors of its bid for Tiffany, in a deal valued at 14.5 billion dollars.

The company started constructing this factory, located in a ranch outside of Keene, in 2017. Donald Trump, president of the United States, and first daughter Ivanka Trump will be present at the opening.

The luxury group has launched a new ecommerce platform for its American customers. The United States is the world’s second largest ecommerce market after China.

The French luxury holding has closed the operation though its investing arm LVMH Luxury Ventures, that has also invested in Gabriela Hearst and Stadium Goods.

The cosmetics company is promoting six of its executives into newly created roles with the goal of engaging its customers. All the changes will be effective October 14.

The French luxury holding, has registered sales of 38.3 billion euros between January and September. In the third trimester the revenue of the holding rose 17%.

The British luxury group has appointed as new CEO Gabriele Maggio, former general manager at Moschino and with a professional career in Gucci and Bottega Veneta.

French luxury conglomerate, owner of companies like Dior, Celine or Louis Vuitton, has registered a revenue of 25 billion euros (27.8 billion dollars) in the first half of its fiscal year.

The French luxury conglomerate has acquired a minority stake in the sustainable brand, which until last year held a 50-50 joint venture with rival Kering.

The electronic commerce platform or the luxury conglomerate, launched two years ago, has presence in more than one-hundred markets and distributes about two-hundred brands.

The brand launched by LVMH and Rihanna completes the launch of a establishment in the multi-brand store The Webster, in New York's Soho.

The company, founded in 1912 by the French perfumer Alexandre Jean Patou, has also unveiled a new corporative image after name’s change.

French conglomerate wants to counteract falsification’s effects and online fraud with online’s platform Aura, which is planning to extend to all its brands.

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