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LVMH Celebrates Its First Half 2021 Earnings. But Can Growth Continue?
LVMH, Louis Vuitton’s parent company, has done it again. It’s first half earnings for 2021 have beaten analysts’ expectations. Unsurprisingly, Asia continues to drive the luxury giant’s growth. Read More
Did LVMH Make or Break Tiffany By Turning It Yellow?
LVMH is changing Tiffany & Co. by appointing new board executives and turning its iconic blue to yellow. Will these changes work for the American jeweler? Read More
Bernard Arnault Is Now the World’s Richest Person. Thanks China?
Bernard Arnault has dethroned Jeff Bezos as the world’s richest person, with demand for LVMH brands pushing his net worth to $186.3 billion. Read More
Auction Houses Embrace Luxury Fashion as New Frontier
In 2020, online luxury sales have brought new consumers to the likes of Sotheby’s, Christie’s, and Phillips. How are they going to continue in 2021? Read More
Why No Other Luxury Company Compares To LVMH
Even though most key European markets are still in lockdown, LVMH just became Europe’s most valuable company. Daniel Langer explains how it happened. Read More
LVMH Saved By Louis Vuitton & Dior Rebound
LVMH witnessed a substantial rebound after Q2, its worst-performing quarter with a 38-percent loss, before recovering to a six-percent loss in Q4. Read More
Forget 2020: Here Are 21 Luxury Projections for 2021 and Beyond
The next decade in global luxury should see very strong growth in 2021 (and beyond) marking the start of a new roaring twenties. Read More
Will LVMH De-Americanize Tiffany?
Now that LVMH has taken full control of Tiffany & Co., what should the luxury industry expect to see next from the American jeweler? Read More
Luxury Brands That Don’t Show Their Customers Love Are Doomed
Why is luxury similar to love? What a luxury brand needs to establish, ideally, is a nurturing and lifelong relationship with a customer. Read More
Luxury’s Shark Tank: Be Patient and M&A Will Thrive Again Eventually
In last week's column, we established that scale was paramount in luxury and, as a consequence, M&A should be well supported. Here’s why. Read More
