Adrienne Klasa

Adrienne Klasa, the Financial Times' Paris correspondent and luxury business expert, unpacks Moët Hennessy's recent troubles in the luxury market. She reveals how strategic missteps and demographic shifts have turned a cash cow into a struggling brand. The discussion dives into the impact of rising prices and leadership changes, plus the effect of U.S.-EU tariff disputes on luxury sales. Klasa offers insights on whether Moët Hennessy can recover and the broader implications for LVMH as it navigates a complex economic landscape.

Adrienne Klasa, the Financial Times' Paris correspondent specializing in luxury businesses, dives deep into the recent challenges faced by Moët Hennessy. She explores the company's strategic missteps under previous leadership, revealing how poor decisions have led to a financial downturn. Klasa discusses the impact of changing consumer behaviors, rising prices, and the repercussions of the U.S.-EU tariff dispute. The conversation sheds light on the complexities of crisis management in the luxury sector and questions whether Moët Hennessy can make a strong comeback.

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