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Business Wars Daily

LVMH Scraps $16 Billion Deal, Leaving Tiffany at the Altar

Business Wars Daily

Wondery

News, Daily News, Business News, Business

4.6716 Ratings

🗓️ 16 September 2020

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

Today is Wednesday, September 16, and we’re looking at Tiffany & Co. vs. LVMH.

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Well, folks, today we have another sad story of love gone bad. After months of planning,

1:16.6

the marriage between vener jeweler Tiffany and company and the world's largest luxury

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conglomerate LVMH has been called off. That's right. Tiffany has been left at the altar, and that leaves big questions

1:29.8

about its future. Well, as we told you in December, it seemed like a match made in heaven. After years of

1:35.2

struggle, Tiffany would be part of an organization that included brands like Louis Vuitton, Fendi, and

1:40.7

Christian Dior, to name just a few. For Tiffany, that union represented more financial

1:45.7

stability. For the Paris-based LVMH, the move would bolster their fine jewelry sales in the U.S.,

1:52.1

according to a report in Business Insider. Then last Wednesday, LVMH issued a statement saying

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