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The private mansion where Yves Saint Laurent set up his first studio in 1961.
The private mansion where Yves Saint Laurent set up his first studio in 1961.© Photomontage by Glitz – Sources : CVB (Wikipédia Commons), Google Maps

Saint Laurent
Brand's return to historic headquarters continues to cause a stir

Kering's couture house is preparing to move into the Parisian mansion where Yves Saint Laurent got his start. The family who owns the property has carried out major renovations to accommodate it, works it tried to charge to the previous tenants.
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Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya's fog sculpture is a huge success at Paris's Bourse de Commerce, but may be causing damage to other art and the gallery itself
Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya's fog sculpture is a huge success at Paris's Bourse de Commerce, but may be causing damage to other art and the gallery itself © Photomontage by Glitz – Sources: Stéphane de Sakutin (AFP)

Pinault Collection
Fog sculpture puts dampener on Bourse de Commerce

This summer, visitors to François Pinault's contemporary art gallery in Paris are enjoying Cloud #07156, an immersive fog experience staged in the central rotunda. But Glitz understands that the associated humidity is playing havoc with the listed building.
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LVMH’s Antoine Arnault who, like others within his family, have used their shares in the company as collateral to fund their own plans
LVMH’s Antoine Arnault who, like others within his family, have used their shares in the company as collateral to fund their own plans © Photomontage by Glitz – Sources: Victor Joly / DPPI (AFP)

Arnault family
Arnaults use LVMH shares as handy collateral

Various members of LVMH's shareholding family are using the group's shares to underwrite their own projects. Among them is Antoine Arnault, who earlier this year purchased the old headquarters of the Banque de France on Paris's Left Bank.
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Under pressure at Accor, Sébastien Bazin is building a tourism empire with his son Martin in the popular resort of Saint-Briac, in Brittany.
Under pressure at Accor, Sébastien Bazin is building a tourism empire with his son Martin in the popular resort of Saint-Briac, in Brittany.© Studio Pachamama

In Focus | Accor
CEO Sébastien Bazin's family lays groundwork for exclusive Brittany resort

In the affluent towns of Dinard and Saint-Briac-sur-Mer in France's Brittany region, the hospitality executive's Bazeo Europe fund is buying up hotels, restaurants and shops in what could be the making of an ultra-luxury holiday spot.
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The Parisian department store is still contending with the fallout from Frédéric Merlin’s unhappy tenure as CEO
The Parisian department store is still contending with the fallout from Frédéric Merlin’s unhappy tenure as CEO © Photomontage by Glitz – Sources: Steve Tulley (Alamy) | Xavier Popy (REA) | Amaury Cornu (Hans Lucas via AFP)

BHV
Unpaid bills from Frédéric Merlin era cast shadow over new bosses

With the exit of BHV's chief executive, the management team now in charge may have hoped to start afresh at the troubled Parisian department store, but there are ongoing problems with several luxury brands. These include legal cases over outstanding invoices that total over €1m, Glitz has discovered.
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