The luxury jeweler has been making the Super Bowl trophy since the game’s inception in 1967.

David Ponzo has succeeded Tiffany-bound Anthony Ledru.

The luxury giant tapped a trio of top executives to accelerate the jeweler’s potential.

Bernard Arnault took control of the New York jeweler for roughly $16 billion, but it wasn’t a simple process.

Anthony Ledru joins the iconic jeweler from Louis Vuitton.

The jeweler is in growth mode as it heads to LVMH, which is expected to complete its $16 billion buyout this week.

Tiffany &. Co’s upcoming necklace will be unveiled at its flagship reopening next year and is expected to be priced in the eight-figure range.

Fashion companies eye changes in intellectual property law and shifts in enforcement in the areas of privacy and sustainability.

The deal has been approved by Tiffany shareholders, sealing a turbulent engagement.

The updated deal saves LVMH roughly $420 million and takes Tiffany off the public market.

It was a bruising battle, but the two luxury names got back in sync this year.

The digital acceleration in retail is changing the nature of work in the fashion industry.

Elsa Peretti and Wonder Woman converge in the new superhero film, out Dec. 25.

French business news channel BFM Business crowned the head of luxury group LVMH a week after its market capitalization hit a record.

The jeweler, preparing to exit the public market for LVMH’s portfolio, saw third-quarter profits shoot up despite COVID-19.