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The British luxury fashion house limited the damage during the last fiscal year, which ended in March, with a smaller-than-expected decline in revenue and loss. But under the leadership of its new CEO, it will expand its cost-cutting plan and plans to lay off up to 1,700 people worldwide.
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While Pernod Ricard is boosting its visibility across the Atlantic by extending its agreement with AEG Global Partnerships, which manages commercial partnerships with major sports and entertainment venues, the situation is tense for its champagne business under the Mumm brand. LVMH is also experiencing difficulties with these assets, which are grouped together in its Wines and Spirits division, which Alexandre Arnault and Jean-Jacques Guiony have been tasked with reviving.
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In April 2024, the LVMH group surprised everyone with the purchase, on the sidelines of the international film festival, of a villa in the hills above Cannes. This strengthening of the luxury leader’s real estate holdings near the Croisette reflects both the importance the group attaches to the experiential aspect and the protection of the exclusive image of the group’s brands.
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Luxury airline United Airlines is pulling out all the stops to appeal to high-end travelers. Faced with a fast-growing demand for premium travel experiences, the American airline has unveiled the “United Elevated” interior of its future Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft. The new layout will enter service from 2026 on routes linking San Francisco to Singapore and London.
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