News

LVMH and Google end dispute with promise to cooperate

09/09/2014

Luxury group LVMH, owner of leather and footwear brands including Louis Vuitton, Loewe and Nicholas Kirkwood, has signed a cooperation agreement with Google, with both promising to enhance their resources to tackle the sale of counterfeit goods online. Pierre Godé, vice-president at LVMH, said: “The agreement paves the way for greater cooperation ...

To continue reading this story, please sign in or register.

Related stories:

Kering brands sue Alibaba over counterfeits 18/05/2015
LVMH and Hermès bury the hatchet in long-running dispute 04/09/2014
LVMH mourns the man who took it into the global market 02/09/2014
Leathergoods are pivotal to LVMH’s first-half performance 25/07/2014
LVMH sets up new apprenticeship programme 03/07/2014
LVMH invites six design icons for new takes on the Monogram 05/06/2014
LVMH beats expectations with revenue rise 10/04/2014
Focus on ‘very high quality’ leather pays off for LVMH 31/01/2014

Leatherbiz.com cannot be held responsible for content if the language setting is changed from English.

The translations provided by Google Translate are automated and therefore might not be accurate and may contain incorrect, offensive or misleading language. We offer this facility as a guide only.