A dozen people familiar with Moët Hennessy told the FT that her firing was part of a larger pattern linked to a toxic ...

Former staff say a fired whistleblower’s lawsuit reflects wider problems at the LVMH empire’s drinks division.

A FEMALE exec at a luxury champagne firm was allegedly told she needed “anti-seduction” training and was “gagging for it” to ...

Explore Moët Hennessy's legal battle over a "toxic culture" lawsuit and major workforce restructuring. A deep dive into ...

Moët Hennessy, the beverage arm of luxury conglomerate LVMH, is facing accusations of sexual harassment, gender discrimination and unfair dismissal, the Financial Times reported Thursday. According to ...

Artisan Partners, an investment management company, released its “Artisan Developing World Fund” second quarter 2025 investor ...

Moët Hennessy's recently appointed North American president and CEO shares how the brand builds for the future while honoring the past.

After a 50% share price plunge and 10 quarters of flat sales, investors are asking: has LVMH lost its luxury edge?

LVMH's stock dip signals opportunity. Strong luxury demand, undervaluation, and sustainable growth make it ideal for ...

So actually, Moët Hennessy last year invested in a non-alcoholic beverage producer for the first time. It’s a non-alcoholic wine producer called French Bloom.