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Bernard Arnault

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    Luxury Villas, Hotels & Wine Estates | Find Your Stay

    by Archynetys Economy Desk September 7, 2025
    by Archynetys Economy Desk September 7, 2025

    Between private property, prestigious hotel establishments and wine estates, the group’s portfolio led by Bernard Arnault …

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    Sales Crisis: Branded Goods Struggle

    by Archynetys Economy Desk August 20, 2025
    by Archynetys Economy Desk August 20, 2025

    Jakarta – More than a hundred Paris 2024 Olympic athletes returned rusty medals – this was …

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    Arnault, 839 million to five children: the accounts in his pocket to the family of the king of luxury (1.3 million the expense for the Atellani home project in Milan)

    by Archynetys Economy Desk July 18, 2025
    by Archynetys Economy Desk July 18, 2025

    Of Mario Gerevini The unpublished accounts of personal companies. The income of the Dior-Lvmh Empire down …

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