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LVMH Still Hiring in France as Others Cut Jobs
As low-margin manufacturers have shifted production abroad, luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and Hermès have taken on a larger importance for France’s fashion and textile industry, which employs 135,000 people in production.
LVMH's Arnault Joins French CEOs Backing Macron Over Le Pen
Bernard Arnault, chief executive officer of LVMH and France’s richest man, joined other business leaders in endorsing independent presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron against the National Front’s Marine Le Pen in the most consequential French election in recent history.
News Bites | Kendall Jenner Covers Vogue India, Balmain x L'Oréal Paris
In today's News Bites, Mario Testino guest-edits the May issue of Vogue India, which stars Kendall Jenner on the cover, while Balmain creative director Olivier Rousteing tells BoF about his foray into lipstick.
Building a Luxury Group Isn't Easy
What separates industry titans like Kering and LVMH from failing luxury group contenders like JAB?
BoF Exclusive | LVMH to Launch Digital Lifestyle and E-Commerce Platform
The luxury conglomerate is dipping a toe into the 'experience economy' with Clos19, a new e-commerce platform for its Moët Hennessy wine and spirits division which will sell experiences as well as products.
LVMH Takes Control of Christian Dior in $13 Billion Deal
The two-part deal will give LVMH full control over the Christian Dior Couture business, which has an enterprise value of €6.5 billion.
What’s Going on At Marc Jacobs?
Three and a half years since Marc Jacobs stepped down from Louis Vuitton to focus on his namesake label, the brand is facing big challenges. Where will it go from here?
The Top 10 M&A Targets in Fashion and Luxury
As industry growth slows, fashion’s biggest players are looking to grow by acquisition. BoF identifies the top targets in their cross hairs.
Op-Ed | LVMH Well-Placed to Flourish Even if Luxury Market Wavers
The French conglomerate looks well placed within the luxury industry to ride out the fluctuations within the market if trends change.
LVMH Sales Rise 15 Percent, Beating Forecasts
The French luxury goods company joins Hermès and Kering in reporting a turnaround after several years of ebbing demand in China, but warned that the luxury market environment remained uncertain.