Bernard Arnault Suing OverLibérationCover“Casse-toi riche con!” ByHilary Moss lawsuitsSept. 5, 2012 Hermès and LVMH: You Know What, Let’s Just Sue Each OtherBecause … why not? ByHilary Moss payday!July 13, 2012 Bernard Arnault Still the Richest Man in FranceFélicitations!
Bernard Arnault sent a memo banning LVMH staff from talking to certain news outlets, sparking backlash among French journalists—including from publications he owns BYPrarthana Prakash September 25, 2024 at 7:18 PM GMT+8 Bernard Arnault owns multiple French media outlets, including Le Parisien and ...
LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault surpasses Jeff Bezos as the world’s richest person as the luxury conglomerate's stock soars, and other news.
LVMH's Bernard Arnault owns 48% of LVMH but Bank of America analysts fear his good fortunes won't last.
“We are very honored to have the president of the United States. I’m not here to judge any types of policies,” said Arnault. “I’m here to work with my brand and we are going to, over five years, have 1,000 people working here and that’s what matters.” WATCH: President ...
“What you call true luxury is a relative concept for each individual,” says Arnault. He believes that LVMH’s role is to “produce products and experiences that convey an authentic sense of value to our customers.’’ This idea of experiential luxury is what LVMH wants to develop with its...
The Perfect Paradox of Star Brands - An Interview with Bernard Arnault of LVMH Few companies can boast a collection of star brands like LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, the French powerhouse that owns the likes of Dior, Dom Perignon, and TAG Heuer. What accounts for the company's spectacular...
Anyway, DVF is also head of the CFDA, and she said she thought Mr Arnault would have to put his foot down to resolve this, given that he is chairman of Dior, which ownsLVMH, and has more brands at stake than anyone, and clearly understands the business implications (or losses thereof)...
Few companies can boast a collection of star brands like LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, the French powerhouse that owns the likes of Dior, Dom Perignon, and TAG Heuer. What accounts for the company's spectacular success? In a rare interview, the chairman of LVMH, Bernard Arnault, opens ...
Arnault had initially invested in LVMH at the invitation of the CEO of Louis Vuitton, Henry Racamier, who wanted his backing to consolidate his position against Alain Chevalier, the CEO of the much larger Moët Hennessy. Since the merger, there had been constant feuding and legal battles betw...