The iconic London brand wants to boost its flagging sales by emphasising its British identity. At the same time, the group is steadily reducing its UK production, with one key supplier last month forced to lay off part of its staff.
After acquiring two historic buildings in the centre of Milan in 2022, LVMH's CEO and largest shareholder plans to convert one of them into a private residence.
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The Seydoux family has put a mansion house up for sale on Paris's Rue de Grenelle, a popular address among owners of luxury brands.
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Although it owns brands itself, the luxury menswear company also makes clothes for a number of its competitors to ensure a regular income.
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Her counterpart at LVMH, Chantal Gaemperle, has just left her firm in a hurry, and Richemont human resources director Patricia Gandji is also facing headwinds.
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LVMH stumped up the funds to build a new conference centre on the prestigious engineering school's former campus in central Paris. But will it be named after the luxury group's boss?
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LVMH is pondering whether to divest its Paris department store La Samaritaine from its duty-free retailer DFS. That could advance Bernard Arnault's long-held plan to sell DFS, which has been loss-making since the pandemic curbed Chinese consumers' foreign travel.
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The US fashion holding company's thwarted merger leaves Capri to oversee Michael Kors on its own. Even Tapestry concedes that the brand is suffering from structural problems.
LVMH subsidiary Celine is preparing to move into a highly-prized corner location on Paris's Avenue Montaigne this weekend.
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More than four years after financial troubles prompted the English designer to abandon her illustrious retail premises along the Palais Royal gardens, two brands owned by Italy's AMF group are set to move in to the arcade, where rents are sky-high and profits far from guaranteed.
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The luxury second-hand specialist's image has been tarnished by a number of legal and reputational setbacks. Monogram is now calling on its associates and partners to help it get past those woes.
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The headhunter's British firm is in liquidation. In 2021, Floriane de Saint Pierre was accused of using the company to avoid paying taxes in France.
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French lawmakers have yet to find time to reactivate the parliamentary friendship and working groups dissolved along with the lower-house National Assembly on 9 June.
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