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Louis Vuitton
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LVMH Aims to Restore Tiffany’s Sparkle With $16.2 Billion Takeover
Louis Vuitton owner LVMH has agreed to buy Tiffany for $16.2 billion in its biggest acquisition yet.
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Opportunities for Luxury Brands as Chinese Consumers Become More Discreet
The established luxury brands in China have hit the perfect storm. At a time when Chinese high net worth consumers are tiring of status quo retailing, a government clampdown on graft and corruption is pushing buyers even further away from the flashy logos they once coveted.
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Dior’s New Flagship in Gangnam District to Attract Consumers With High Tea
The luxury store will compete for affluent Chinese consumers’ growing discretionary spend.
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Counterfeit Louis Vuitton Goods Worth One Billion Yuan Are Seized in Southern China
Police in southern China’s Guangzhou seized over a billion yuan ($163 million) worth of counterfeit Louis Vuitton purses and handbags recently.
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LVMH Aims to Restore Tiffany’s Sparkle With $16.2 Billion Takeover
Louis Vuitton owner LVMH has agreed to buy Tiffany for $16.2 billion in its biggest acquisition yet.
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Opportunities for Luxury Brands as Chinese Consumers Become More Discreet
The established luxury brands in China have hit the perfect storm. At a time when Chinese high net worth consumers are tiring of status quo retailing, a government clampdown on graft and corruption is pushing buyers even further away from the flashy logos they once coveted.
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Dior’s New Flagship in Gangnam District to Attract Consumers With High Tea
The luxury store will compete for affluent Chinese consumers’ growing discretionary spend.
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Counterfeit Louis Vuitton Goods Worth One Billion Yuan Are Seized in Southern China
Police in southern China’s Guangzhou seized over a billion yuan ($163 million) worth of counterfeit Louis Vuitton purses and handbags recently.
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