After a 50% share price plunge and 10 quarters of flat sales, investors are asking: has LVMH lost its luxury edge?

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German automaker Mercedes-Benz Group AG, French luxury giant LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE and other major European ...

Goldman Sachs called LVMH a "conviction buy." LVMH has been struggling due to the weak economy in China and uncertainty ...

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LVMH is the world’s largest luxury group, with a portfolio that cuts across fashion, jewellery, wines, and cosmetics. At its ...

LVMH's superior diversification and marketing power provide downside protection and sustainable outperformance vs. peers. See ...

The exception eases trade tensions with Brussels as Beijing seeks to resolve a separate dispute over tariffs on Chinese-made ...

LVMH's stock dip signals opportunity. Strong luxury demand, undervaluation, and sustainable growth make it ideal for ...

L’Opinion and parent company Bey Médias were created in 2013 by Beytout, former president of Les Echos – purchased by LVMH in ...

ArcelorMittal is gaining 5.3%. STMicroElectronics is up 3.7%. LVMH, Kering and Renault are up 2.8 to 3%. Teleperformance, Credit Agricole, Total Energies and BNP Paribas are gaining 2.2 to 2.6%.

Louis Vuitton's new men's line, with neutral tones and simple silhouettes, swapped spectacle "for clarity and purpose," a ...