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Shares in Italian luxury brand Zegna have upside potential despite weaker demand in the sector - TD Cowen / Photo: M-Production / Shutterstock.com
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An analyst advised buying shares of an Italian luxury company. What is its Xi?
LVMH will sell Marc Jacobs and focus on more expensive brands / Photo: Gina Hsu / Shutterstock
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LVMH is selling fashion brand Marc Jacobs. What will this bring to the luxury group?
Barclays sees LVMHs growth potential of almost 33% / Photo: Osugi / Shutterstock
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Barclays sees LVMH stock's worst-ever start to the year as a buying opportunity
Investors around the world switched to the technology sector amid the war in Iran / Photo: GreenOak / Shutterstock.com
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Oil, luxury, technology. Which stocks won and which lost because of the war in Iran
Analysts recommend taking profits in luxury stocks / Photo: Obs70 / Shutterstock
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'We would sell': why analysts advise profit taking in luxury stocks
Armani is considering selling a 15 percent stake in the company to three partners / Photo: Kittyfly / Shutterstock
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At Armani's bequest: fashion house prepares to sell its 15% stake - media
Airlines around the world are reducing the number of flights. The reason is the shortage of fuel and rising fuel prices. Photo: Gerrie van der Walt / Unsplash.com
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The main thing for the week: the crisis of the airline industry, SpaceX and Musk's power, Palantir's disappointment
LVMH is turning from a buyer of luxury assets to a seller amid a prolonged cooling of the luxury market, the FT has learned / Photo: andersphoto / Shutterstock.com
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The end of the takeover era: LVMH prepares one of the biggest sales in history - FT
Moncler shares fell despite strong quarterly results / Photo: EQRoy / Shutterstock
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The Moncler brand beat expectations amid a downbeat quarter for the luxury brand. Shares fell
On April 17, US President Donald Trump said Iran has agreed to suspend its nuclear program indefinitely / Photo: Rawpixel.com / Shutterstock.com
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Highlights of the week: US-Iran pact, chipmakers raised forecasts, luxury sagged
Hermès targets ultra-wealthy customers who are not concerned about rising fuel prices: WSJ sees no reason for the brands shares to fall / Photo: Andrei Antipov / Shutterstock.com
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"It could all come back in 24 hours": what does the luxury sector expect after the $176 billion collapse?
Luxury stocks decline after Hermès report falls short of expectations / Photo: Txus Lopez / Shutterstock
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Luxury stocks fell after weak Hermès reporting amid war in the Middle East
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