LVMH's Arnault tells French spy trial he didn't know about allegedly illegal surveillance
LVMH Chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault is set to testify at a Paris court on Thursday in the trial of France's former spy chief Bernard Squarcini, a case that has cast light on the lengths to which the world's biggest luxury group has allegedly gone to protect its image.
LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault Denies Spying Allegations And Influence-Peddling Ties During Legal Testimony
LVMH's Bernard Arnault testified in a high-profile trial, denying allegations of spying and influence-peddling linked to former intelligence chief Bernard Squarcini, amid legal and financial challenges for the luxury giant.
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One of the country’s former heads of national intelligence is on trial after setting up a surveillance operation in 2008 to ...
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STORY: The trial of France's former spy chief Bernard Squarcini is to hear from LVMH Chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault.He's ...
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