Luxury Daily, Oct. 30, 2020 – LVMH’s revised deal for Tiffany & Co. may hint at luxury recovery
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| | Jewelry LVMH’s revised deal for Tiffany & Co. may hint at luxury recovery  |  French luxury conglomerate LVMH’s updated deal to buy Tiffany & Co. at the reduced price of $15.8 billion is being met with enthusiasm as industry experts say it suggests CEO Bernard Arnault is seeing tepid signs of recovery in the wider luxury market. Entire
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| Apparel and accessories Dior debuts cruise 2021 collection in hauntingly artistic campaign |  LVMH-owned French fashion label Christian Dior is putting a dramatic spin on cultural traditions in its cruise 2021 campaign, which features a chilling and expressive filmed performance of the Pizzica Tarantata. Entire
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 | Apparel and accessories Gucci gives directorial control to ‘beginners’ in newest campaign series FREE |  Italian fashion label Gucci has collaborated with Dazed to launch “Absolute Beginners,” a new series granting various artists their directorial debuts. Entire
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| Retail Why China’s high unemployment is bad news for luxury |  While the world has focused on China’s swift GDP recovery, some analysts highlight that the country’s unemployment rate is a ticking time bomb. Entire
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| News briefs LVMH, Tiffany & Co., London Fashion Week, Cartier and Rebag |  Luxury Daily’s live news: Tiffany & Co., LVMH agree to discounted acquisition deal; British Fashion Council sticks with digital, genderless LWF for early 2021; Cartier builds on efforts to preserve biodiversity; Rebag moves into watches, jewelry space as secondhand grows. Entire
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