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Louis Vuitton’s CEO on Navigating the Pandemic and the Future of Luxury
The French megabrand was hit hard by the pandemic. But Chief Executive Michael Burke led Louis Vuitton to a healthy rebound by engaging local clients and driving sales online. Now, the executive is calling for a return to the original values of luxury.
LVMH Shakes Up Digital Team, Plans Faster Move to Shared Tech
The group named its first omnichannel director as chief digital officer Ian Rogers exits. Its 75 brands are set to speed their migration to shared technology systems.
How to Beat Luxury’s Long, Slow Recovery, According to Bain
Luxury sales overall won’t likely get back to pre-pandemic levels before 2022. But a few brands are already surging ahead of the pack.
Can Rimowa Pull a Louis Vuitton?
Alexandre Arnault, chief executive of the LVMH-owned maker of hardshell suitcases, is betting that softening up — and inching toward the hyper-competitive handbag market — will drive growth during this tough time for the travel industry.
Richemont Needs a Transformational Move
For years, the Swiss luxury group has lagged rivals in fashion and tech, and now finds its dominance in hard luxury under threat. What is chairman Johann Rupert’s end game?
Luxury Sector Recovers in Time for Second Lockdown
Quarterly results have highlighted a recovery in sales over the summer, but the sector is bracing itself for further lockdowns in Europe and potential post-election turmoil in the US.
Op-Ed | America’s Luxury Market Will Prosper Whoever Wins the Election
Luxury’s long-term growth potential in the US will remain strong regardless of which party wins Tuesday’s election, argues Erwan Rambourg.
How the LVMH & Tiffany Deal Will Reshape Luxury
The agreement, which knocks a modest $400 million off the original $16.2 billion price tag, ends weeks of corporate fighting and puts the French group in a position to be a dominant force in jewellery.
LVMH and Tiffany Renegotiating $16 Billion Deal Price
The French conglomerate and the American jeweller are discussing a price in the range of $130 to $135 per Tiffany share. The original price for the deal was $135 per share.