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Italian Watchdog Fines LVMH Exec Over Bulgari Deal
LVMH managing director Antonio Belloni was fined €350,000 for divulging confidential information to a fund manager before LVMH's acquisition of Bulgari in 2011.

Report: LVMH Investment Fund Approaches Italian Bicycle Maker Pinarello
Pinarello is considering options following a newspaper report that a investment fund backed by luxury-goods maker LVMH approached the company.

In Stagnant Luxury Market, Luggage Brands Roll On
While the market for personal luxury goods grew only 1 percent last year, momentum in high-end tourism is fuelling a gold rush in sturdy luggage on wheels.

LVMH Says No Way Will it Do Business with Amazon
'The business of Amazon does not fit with LVMH full stop and it does not fit with our brands,' said LVMH chief financial officer Jean-Jacques Guiony.

LVMH Sales Beat Estimates On Fashion and Leather Goods
Sales at the luxury goods giant rose to €9.14 billion, beating analyst expectations of €8.92 billion, boosted by the company's fashion and leather-goods unit, where sales rose 5 percent in the quarter.

LVMH to Buy Majority Stake in Germany's Rimowa For $716 Million
Alexandre Arnault, son of LVMH chairman Bernard Arnault, will become co-chief executive officer of Rimowa alongside Dieter Morszeck, who retains his 20 percent stake in the company.

Bits & Bytes | Snapchat Spectacles, LVMH's Digital Drive
This week, Snapchat launches its first wearable, while LVMH's digital revolution has been slow to start.

LVMH's Digital Drive Takes Time Despite Apple Hire
Almost a year after LVMH appointed former Apple Music executive, Ian Rogers, his impact on the world's biggest luxury goods group has yet to become visible.

Luxury Makers’ Dubious Dividends Make Them Target for Shorts
Higher dividends at a handful of struggling posh-product makers are a luxury they may not be able to afford.

Rethinking Luxury CEO Pay
CEO remuneration policies within the luxury goods sector are out of sync with today’s low-growth world, argues Luca Solca.