Luxury brand LVMH has ended a bitter dispute with Tiffany over its deal to buy the US jeweller. The French brand will pay about $425m (£326m) less to acquire Tiffany and salvage the deal.

The world's biggest luxury goods company is buying US-based jeweller Tiffany & Co for more than $16bn (£12.5bn). The largest luxury goods deal to date gives LVMH's billionaire owner Bernard ...

Tiffany & Co has just unveiled five new timepieces at LVMH Watch Week 2025, including two new interpretations of the stunning ...

The Twenty Four Stone Watch pays tribute to Jean Schlumberger’s Sixteen Stone collection, with its rotating outer ring set ...

A one-of-a-kind aquamarine high-jewellery watch is amongst the four new additions to Tiffany & Co.'s offering for LVMH Watch ...

Following a lengthy dispute, which involved two lawsuits and LVMH threatening to pull out of the deal, the luxury conglomerate acquired US jeweler Tiffany & Co. for $15.8 billion in 2021.

To that end, Arnault is now attempting to grab the US jeweller Tiffany & Co for $14.5bn in a deal that would double the size of LVMH's watches and jewellery business, notes The Daily Telegraph.

With the most to lose, luxury brands, including Bulgari, Cartier and Tiffany (now an LVMH brand), stood firmly behind that barrier and held only natural diamonds were luxury. But now the walls ...

LVMH Watch Week has kicked off with cool new timepieces like a guichet watch from Louis Vuitton to Bird on a Rock pieces from ...

PARIS — As Los Angeles continues to battle multiple wildfires, the sixth edition of the LVMH Watch Week is changing ... The event will mark the participation of Tiffany & Co., Louis Vuitton ...