Bernard Arnault may lead LVMH until 85 as shareholders vote on tenure extension
Luxury industry titan Bernard Arnault may continue steering LVMH, the world's largest luxury conglomerate, until the age of 85—if shareholders approve a proposed bylaw change at the company’s annual meeting on April 17.
The Italian luxury brand’s current CEO Damien Bertrand has been named Louis Vuitton deputy CEO while Fendi CEO ...
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