Arnault, who is worth $169 billion, said the tax would destroy the French economy and called the economist behind the tax a ...
The CEO of luxury group LVMH, Bernard Arnault, said that a proposed 2% levy on France's wealthiest citizens — those with ...
French economist Gabriel Zucman is proposing that people with fortunes of more than €100 million pay 2 percent tax annually ...
Bernard Arnault, the boss of luxury goods group LVMH and France's richest man, has attacked a proposed 2% tax on billionaires ...
An economist behind a wealth tax plan embraced by the French left on Sunday urged France's richest person, Bernard Arnault, ...
As France is rocked by government instability and demonstrations, Bernard Arnault has spoken out against suggestions that the ...
Following Arnault’s buyout of Boussac, the billionaire fired 9,000 people working for the company, sold off most of the group’s assets (except the Dior brand), and earned the nickname “the Terminator.
Left-wing figures in France on Sunday reacted with uproar after the country's richest man the luxury goods tycoon Bernard ...
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Collector Bernard Arnault Says France's Wealth Tax ‘Aims to Destroy the Liberal Economy'
Art collector Bernard Arnault, one of the richest men in the world, spoke bitterly against plans for France to institute a ...
His comments come as France struggles to pass a budget and rein in its deficit amid a divided Parliament, which lacks a party ...
What does Bernard Arnault’s house look like? The LVMH billionaire owns luxurious residences that reflect his refined taste, wealth, and love for art and design.
Bernard Arnault, France’s wealthiest individual and CEO of luxury conglomerate LVMH, has launched a fierce critique against a ...
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