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dr, louis vuitton, tiffany who will lead lvmh after bernardo no-- bernard arneault retires? is guessing which of his five children will take the reins as they assume bigger roles at lvmh? there is here with you in the clan. the eldest delphine is the head of the second-biggest fashion brand christian dior. antoine overseas lvmh's image and public relations. bernard arnealt at three more children. frederick heads the watch brand. the youngest is in charge of developing the louis vuitton's watch catalog. >> the family makes a point of meeting once a month at the lvmh headquarters in paris. they have lunches and discuss everything from business to personal matters. >> the idea you have a family community that will stick together to avoid any type of intrusion. lizzy: for more on lvmh, we have teleported her in from the street. how ugly could this get, nicole? >> lvmh is europe's biggest company. it's the world's largest luxury conglomerate. it is always up there in the world's top 20 companies in terms of market capital. it could really shake the industry. however, a lot of our

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in the world's top museums to his high profile collaboration with louie viton -- louis vuitton, his work is immediately recognizable. the artist gave france 24's reporter a tour. ♪ >> he's a japanese rock star artist. as well as collaborating with famous rock star musicians, his work has been shown all over the world including in france. let's go meet the king of pop art. this is amazing. congratulations. you're one of the most famous japanese artists in the world. does the opening of a new show still stress you out? >> very much. i have very much stress. >> it's a beautiful show. >> thank you. >> focusing on your monumental art. this is 23 meters long. >> i know that, yes. >> what do you like most about creating huge works of art? >> when i make a huge paint, my favorite part is here. it's hanging a wall in the gallery or museum. because in my studio it is quite tight. i cannot look at everything. now i can see everything. this is all so -- my painting looks like that. so this is over three years ago. i was pretty young. a little bit. and then i did myself the paint. >> and this is a dr

that seems to be the trend they don't want the in your face lulu lemon or louis vuitton. i like the call structure. >> let's get to an area of the market that's seen a nice run, china tech alibaba gearing up to report earnings thursday. buckle up. brian's got a double dose of trade you. >> i think we talked about this before with people writing on twitter or whatever, should we play fxi i said i'm more on the side of in the area than 50/50 kind of names. baba being one in xfi and one in fact chinese markets i think is going to struggle. i think there will be continual pricing pressure but we have seen stimulus packages coming out of china saying they're going to buy into private equity or private names, private industry names baba could be one of those ben for areas. we'll see how this plays out i want to hedge with a put spread on the downside, and specifically looking out, giving myself time for this to play out. looking to buy the october 95/85 put spread i think i've got enough protection with this put spread to keep myself protected if there's a significant downward

seems to be the trend that people are going towards they don't want the in the face lululemon or louis vuittonupside makes sense and i like the call spread structure. >>> another area of the market that's seen a nice run lately. china tech, ali baba is reporting earnings on thursday brian's got a double dose of trades for you, what are you looking at >> we talked about this before, people writing on twitter should we play fxi or somewhere else in the emerging market world and i've said i'm more on the side in the indy area, the nifty fifty kind of names, baba being one in fxi and one in the chinese markets, i think it's going to struggle. there will be continuing pricing pressure on any equity names but we have seen stimulus packages coming out of china saying they're going to buy into private equity, or private industry names, baba could be one of those beneficiaries, so we'll see how this plays out if i'm long the stock here i want to hedge with a put spread on the downside, specifically looking out, doing myself a little time to play out into next week, looking to buy the october 9585 put s

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think pharrell williams at louis vuitton or the rapper future at lava.h it, run some tv ads and stick their image on a giant billboard. the huge signs here, part of the attraction for visitors to new york's times square. but that was in the age before social media. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben. hello there. the weather has started to turn a little drier and a little brighter. and over the next few days, we can expect it to turn a little bit warmer as well. it will start to feel quite humid. now, through this evening and tonight, most places will be dry with clear spells, but we'll keep more in the way of cloud across northern and eastern parts of scotland, maybe north—east england, bringing just one or two showers through the early hours of wednesday. a few fog patches are likely to form as well. temperatures generally holding up between 9 and 13 degrees. it mayjust be a little bit cooler than that across some parts of east wales, the west midlands and down into the west country. so for southern england, parts of wales, northern engla

think pharrell williams at louis vuitton or the rapper future at lava. it, run some tv ads and stick their image on a giant billboard. the huge signs here part of the attraction for visitors to new york's times square. but that was in the age before social media. you know, it started back in 2008 when instagram was invented. vanessa friedman is the new york times chief fashion critic. once upon a time, we got most of our consumer information through magazines. as the internet allowed direct communication between brands or celebrities and consumers, that stranglehold completely opened up. it's like the floodgates opened. sor the stars, she says, it's about more than just the benjamins. the actual celebrities want more input, right? they don'tjust want to be a face. they don'tjust want to be kind of giving their image to the brand. they want to say over what their image is connected to. the lack of on—paper qualifications may feel unfair, but social media has changed the way the world sees brands. and as long as it makes the company money, the celebrity cr

think pharrell williams at louis vuitton or the rapper future at lava.n a giant billboard. the huge signs here part of the attraction for visitors to new york's times square. but that was in the age before social media. you know, it started back in 2008 when instagram was invented. vanessa friedman is the new york times chief fashion critic. once upon a time, we got most of our consumer information through magazines. as the internet allowed direct communication between brands or celebrities and consumers, that stranglehold completely opened up. it's like the floodgates opened. sor the stars, she says, it's about more than just the benjamins. for the stars, she says, it's about more than just the benjamins. the actual celebrities want more input, right? they don'tjust want to be a face. they don'tjust want to be kind of giving their image to the brand. they want to say over what their image is connected to. the lack of on—paper qualifications may feel unfair, but social media has changed the way the world sees brands. and as long as it makes the company m

think pharrell williams at louis vuitton or the rapper future at lanvin.th it, run some tv ads and stick their image on a giant billboard. the huge signs here, part of the attraction for visitors to new york's times square. but that was in the age before social media. you know, it started back in 2008 when instagram was invented, really... vanessa friedman is the new york times' fashion critic. once upon a time, we got most of our consumer information through magazines. as the internet allowed direct communication between brands and celebrities and consumers, that stranglehold completely opened up. the floodgates opened. for the stars, she says, it's about more than the benjamins. the actual celebrities want more input. they don't just want to be a face, they don'tjust want to be kind of giving their image to the brand. they want a say over what their image is connected to. the lack of on—paper qualifications may feel unfair, but social media has changed the way the world sees brands. as long as it makes the company money, the celebrity creative director i

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quality balance sheets and high pricing power demand, and that is what you are referring to with louis vuittonat will be clutch in any case of the economic cycle but we are talking about a cycle of persistently high inflation and a fed that is not going to be cutting and even could potentially be increasing so in elastic sectors such as staples, energy and some communication services and utilities, i think are safe place. one would be well positioned to acutely those in a portfolio with a 12-18 month rise in -- horizon. alix: what are the chances inflation rate accelerations -- re-accelerates? how do you protect returns against that? kathryn: that is whether tips idea comes -- where the tips idea comes into play. if you think you could be higher -- it could be higher and you want to belong in the short duration tips like the january 2025 in terms of the real yield, there are risks to sticky inflation. i do expect inflation to decelerate after year end but there's chance for re-acceleration exterior if we maintain this labor market that is extremely strong. and we have a soft landing narrative

have you ever tasted a louis vuitton bag? it melts -- [laughter] >> greg: it melts in your mouth.oll it. >> and so they go out and they need to feed their child and they don't have money, so you maybe have to -- they're put in a position where they feel like they either need to shop lift some bread or go hungry that night. >> greg: she's got a real head on her shoulders. too bad it's filled with kitty litter and cat [bleep]: but, you know -- unfair. see, i'm mean. i'm very mean. but at least for her, tending bar was an honest living and i'll bet she wouldn't make excuses for somebody if they busted in and robbed her place. meanwhile we're paying for a war a thousand miles away. but don't bring that up because that's mean, too. in the old days you could, right? the left especially were the loudest voices. but not anymore. they make genghis khan look like a pass visit. it's just nicer to let hundreds of thousands of ukrainians die in a proxy war they can't win. and what about your kid? he's only six but he's confused. last year he wanted to be a fire fighter but there were no activi

you walk by a lou very louis vuitton store, not the bags but apparel. next phase. >> for the high-end consumer and middle end consumer. however the high-end consumer open up the wallets is the discounts. the reason we saw a very strong july u.s. retail sales number today, the average discount went up significantly. i mean it was the strongest we've seen the entire year. charles: so does that mean the consumer as strong as the numbers suggest? if they need that kind of wooing? by the way we saw with the most recent data cpi airline fees came down a lot. i'm saying if consumer so strong why are they getting discount, why are airline fees coming down? >> because we're going back to more normal 2019 numbers. we saw discounting in 2019 where nothing was wrong. we didn't see any discounting when goods couldn't be gotten by anybody, couldn't be brought into the country. we saw excessive explosion of goods. we have to discount everything. we're normalizing. charles: normalizing. >> i don't think anything is going on strange with the consumer. they have got a jo

shopper is a completely different shopper who buys michael kors or jimmy choo handbag versus a louis vuitton know -- can they ever achieve that so, that is not the end goal, then what is >> if -- if they can do -- they talk about direct to consumer being somewhere where they can be more -- they could make it be more efficient they talk about there could be -- think about it they are both in wholesalers in a bloomingdales, in, you know, maybe a nordstrom or all of those, maybe they get a little more power there, maybe they get a little more power being at simon property group malls, they can negotiate better maybe they can facilitate -- they can do fulfillment better a lot of different things. i don't know how the multiple changes, though. >> right >> how they get -- but - tapestry's multiple was six. >> wouldn't that have been better to use stock, not cash? >> yes, but why doesn't kors want stock >> that's what karen is saying >> i understand that they should still get it >> right also, the ceo, they tried to get a new ceo, he was sort of already retired, that didn't happen -- this is great

they say that the department store had agreements with luxury brands such as gucci, louis vuitton andmployees after losing their case in a district court in new york. the employees are now filing an appeal. bonta and other attorneys general say the no poach deals stifle competition and job mobility for the employees. senator dianne feinstein is back at her san francisco home tonight. she was taken to the hospital to be checked out after what's being called a minor fall. and as ktvu political reporter greg lee tells us, this incident just adds to the ongoing concerns about the senator's health. senator dianne feinstein is back at her san francisco home after a visit to the hospital. a spokesperson writing senator feinstein briefly went to the hospital yesterday afternoon as a precaution after a minor fall in her home. all of her scans were clear and she returned home. this is the latest health setback for the 90 year old senator. she was hospitalized for shingles in february, which led to a three month absence, including her missing a number of votes. it prompted calls for her to step

they say the department store had agreements with the luxury brands such as gucci, louis vuitton andthem from hiring former saks employees after losing their case in a district court in new york. the employees are now filing an appeal. bonta and other attorney generals say they the no poach deals stifle competition and job mobility for employees. our time is 449 federal regulators have fined wells fargo $75 million for using whatsapp app and other unapproved communications channels. the commodity futures trading commission says the use of messaging services like whatsapp violates their record keeping requirements. the wells fargo securities was also fined $125 million by the securities and exchange commission for not maintaining or preserving off channel communications on whatsapp. imessage and signal. well, there's more doubt this morning about the future of cal and stanford athletics. espn now reporting that the atlantic coast conference met yesterday talking about the possibility of allowing the west coast schools to join their conference. but this idea, quote, hit major roadblock