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LVMH trying to keep billionaire Bernard Arnault

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LVMH seeks to clear way for Bernard Arnault to stay at the helm until 85

Bernard Arnault, 76, could remain at the helm of the world's largest luxury group LVMH until he's 85 if shareholders back a company proposal at its annual shareholder meeting on April 17.

Insider on MSN · 2d

The musical chairs of succession at LVMH continue — this time with Bernard Arnault's 30-year-old son

LVMH's CEO promoted his second-youngest son, Frédéric Arnault, to be the CEO of Loro Piana.

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Bernard Arnault Indicates He Could Lead LVMH Until He’s 85

Bernard Arnault, the 76-year-old billionaire founder of LVMH, signaled he could helm the luxury group for the best part of another decade.LVMH said in a filing that it will seek to raise the age limit for the chief executive officer and chairman to 85 from the current 80 at next month’s annual general meeting.

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LVMH To Lift Age Limit, Letting Bernard Arnault Remain CEO Until 85

LVMH will ask shareholders to raise the age limit for its CEO and chairman to 85, allowing its billionaire boss Bernard ...

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LVMH Appoints Deputy CEOs at Louis Vuitton and Dior

Frédéric Arnault is to succeed Loro Piana CEO Damien Bertrand, who moves to become second-in-command at Vuitton.

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LVMH heir due in town for grand prix, but at least one billionaire won’t be at the race

The influx into Melbourne for the Australian Grand Prix is being spearheaded by Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton heir Frederic ...

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Frédéric Arnault Named New CEO of Loro Piana

LVMH has announced yet another CEO shuffle within the company that now names Frédéric Arnault the new CEO of Loro Piana.

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Frédéric Arnault becomes CEO of Loro Piana amid LVMH exec reshuffle

The Italian luxury brand’s current CEO Damien Bertrand has been named Louis Vuitton deputy CEO while Fendi CEO ...

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France’s former spy chief who worked for LVMH convicted in influence peddling case

Laurent Marcadier, LVMH’s former security chief and a former magistrate, was acquitted as was police prefect Pierre Lieutaud.

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