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LVMH will ask shareholders to raise the age limit for its CEO and chairman to 85, allowing its billionaire boss Bernard Arnault to remain longer at the helm of the French luxury goods group.

The company had already raised the age limit for CEO to 80 in 2022. In July 2022, Bernard Arnault consolidated family control over LVMH by reorganizing his Agache holding company into a limited ...

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LVMH had stated in a filing that it will be seeking to raise the age limit for the CEO and Chairman to 85 from the current 80. Bernard Arnault, the 76-year-old billionaire founder of LVMH, has ...

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Luxury giant LVMH, which owns major champagne houses including Moet and Ruinart and whose boss Bernard Arnault was a guest at Trump's inauguration, declined to comment. Smaller champagne houses ...