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Moët Hennessy, a subsidiary of LVMH, has suspended deliveries to a wine merchant, who is fighting back.
Moët Hennessy, a subsidiary of LVMH, has suspended deliveries to a wine merchant, who is fighting back.© Photomontage by Glitz – Sources: Deleece Cook, Katya Azimova, Lomig (Unsplash)

LVMH
Seeking growth, Moët Hennessy puts retailers under close watch over smuggling fears

The French luxury giant's wines and spirits division is tracking leaks in its distribution network. Recently, it suspended deliveries to a retailer it suspects of smuggling its products to Asia.
LogoSubscribers only France 05.11.2026
LVMH luxury watch brands have shown mixed performances since they began targeting the high end of the sector.
LVMH luxury watch brands have shown mixed performances since they began targeting the high end of the sector.© Photomontage by Glitz – Sources: www.geraldgenta-heritage.com

LVMH
Mixed results raise questions about upmarket watch strategy

Prior to its current attempt to position its Zenith brand at the high end of the market, LVMH ventured into the ultra-luxury watch sector with Gérald Genta and Daniel Roth. Glitz has learned that while one is profitable, the other is racking up losses.
LogoSubscribers only Switzerland 03.11.2026
The Milanese firm run by Sabrina and Massimo Bonini has been entrusted to oversee Puig-owned Rabanne's women's footwear line, from design to production.
The Milanese firm run by Sabrina and Massimo Bonini has been entrusted to oversee Puig-owned Rabanne's women's footwear line, from design to production.© Photomontage by Glitz – Sources: Massimo Bonini

Puig
Rabanne hires discreet Via Montenapoleone giant to oversee women's footwear

Puig has quietly licenced Italian firm Massimo Bonini to handle the footwear line, from design to production. It is the latest sign the Catalan group, buoyed by its perfume sales, is scaling back its less-profitable fashion operations.
LogoSubscribers only Italy 03.11.2026
Italian Francesco Viana has become Louis Vuitton's new president for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at a time of declining sales.
Italian Francesco Viana has become Louis Vuitton's new president for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at a time of declining sales.© Photomontage by Glitz – Sources: Pool (Getty Images via AFP)

LVMH
Louis Vuitton recruits new EMEA director from Loro Piana

Francesco Viana has taken up the reins of the brand's activities in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region. Coming at a stormy time for the LVMH flagship, the former Loro Piana and Dior executive fills the role left vacant by Beatrice Monguidi, who has gone to Rimowa.
LogoSubscribers only France 29.10.2026

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