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LVMH plans to sell several brands including Marc Jacobs and a stake in Fenty Beauty amid a global decline in luxury demand. The French conglomerate is also considering the sale of the newspaper Le Parisien following a 28% drop in its stock value this year.

French luxury conglomerate LVMH is reportedly planning to divest several brands, including Marc Jacobs and a stake in Fenty Beauty, amid a global decline in luxury goods demand. The company is also considering the sale of the newspaper Le Parisien as its stock value has dropped 28% this year.

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