Today’s Forbes Daily newsletter covers Apple’s investment in China, shutdown updates, military plans for Venezuela, coffee prices rise and U.S. passport weakens.
ByDanielle Chemtob
andForbes Daily
ByDanielle Chemtob,
Forbes Staff
andForbes Daily,
Luxury stocks just boomed — here’s how investment banks are playing the sector
LVMH-Aktie steigt um 13 Prozent – Anleger setzen auf Luxus
LVMH returns to growth as Chinese market stabilises
LVMH-Aktie: Luxuskonzern überzeugt Anleger und Strategen mit Zahlen
Bernard Arnault, 16 milliards d’euros en un jour : l’idée folle du PS face à la réalité fiscale
The luxury sector is showing signs of improvement, bolstered by stabilizing Chinese consumer demand and "positive" U.S. appetite.
Luxury stocks surged this week, and analysts see significant upside potential for a handful of players.
Once the world’s richest man, the luxury conglomerate owner has lost nearly $50 billion in 2026 due to LVMH’s plunging stock.
Investors are starting to call for the luxury conglomerate to break itself apart
Louis Vuitton owner reports another quarter of growth but warns unpredictable world events may impede recovery
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