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Richemont head to take a year’s break

17/05/2013

The chairman of luxury goods group Richemont is to take a year’s break after the company announced an increase in sales for 2012. Sales at the group, which owns leathergoods brands Lancel and Alfred Dunhill, grew 14% to €10.2 billion for the year ending March 31, 2013. In November, Mr Rupert announced he was stepping down as CEO to make way for...

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