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Noses seeking sweet smell of success from perfume brands

Perfume-creators are trying to earn recognition for the role they play by way of a professional association - a move causing a bit of a stink with the big brands. [...] (573 words)

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Tactical moves, succession challenges, talent pools: discover Glitz, the first investigative publication dedicated to the global luxury sector

Tactical moves, succession challenges, talent pools: discover Glitz, the first investigative publication dedicated to the global luxury sector

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Bernard Arnault personally involved in Dior's new J'Adore perfume campaign

Vuitton vs Bonpoint, the babywear wars

Louis Vuitton makes U-turn on NFTs Free

Sephora's Clean leaves rivals green with envy - and plenty of questions

Saint Laurent jumps through hoops to get back into historic HQ

French courts rule in Symrise subsidiary Neroli's favour over tax audit

New European allergen rules trip up cosmetic industry giants Free

Dior and its Middle East associate Chalhoub taken to court in France by former partner

Faux war rages on leather and fur front among LVMH, Kering, Chanel and Hermès Free

Paris Fashion Week plays host to tarpaulin tug-of-war between luxury giants

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