Arnault in a sentence

After becoming the world’s richest person in 2021, the Tesla and SpaceX boss saw over half of his net worth evaporate this year, boosting France’s luxury goods mogul Bernard Arnault into the top spot.

Many of the protesters have made Mr. Arnault for their ire, wielding unflattering posters and images of the multibillionaire as the symbol of a deeper problem afflicting the country.

More than 150 guests are invited to the banquet including British actor Hugh Grant, rock star Mick Jagger, former Arsenal football coach Arsene Wenger, French soccer star Didier Drogba and French billionaire Bernard Arnault.

Musk’s net worth was some $187.1 billion as of Monday after markets closed, according to Bloomberg, just topping the $185.3 billion fortune of Arnault.

Nicolas Sarkozy invited Bernard Arnault to be his best man when he made model Carla Bruni his third wife at the Elysee Palace in 2008.

The strong sales numbers have catapulted Bernard Arnault to the top of the list of world’s richest moguls — dethroning mainstays from recent years such as Tesla boss Elon Musk and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.

Until last week, Adani was the world’s third-richest person, according to Forbes, with a net worth of $127 billion, trailing only Bernard Arnault and Elon Musk.

Arnault is followed by Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg and Microsoft mogul Bill Gates, who come in at $179 billion and $150 billion, respectively.

But as Mr. Ruffin’s lawyer needled the billionaire with questions about ignoring workers and seeking to censor unflattering coverage, Mr. Arnault erupted in anger.

By pouring some of his family’s gargantuan wealth into the second-tier team, Antoine Arnault could help lift Paris’s status as a global center of the sport (it’s a rare European capital with just one major soccer team).

In the press release, Toledano noted that he and Arnault “share a passion for innovation, creativity, excellence and passing on savoir-faire.

Louis Vuitton gathered up-and-coming watchmakers in Paris this week with its first watch prize and a party hosted by the youngest Arnault scion.

Musk's closest competition - Arnault - is a 73-year-old French businessman, investor and art collector.

Backing away from the deal would be a rare setback for Arnault, who built his empire through a string of acquisitions, amassing a conglomerate encompassing everything from Dior fashions to Dom Perignon Champagne.

Chairman and ceo Bernard Arnault said he hoped the recovery will be confirmed in the second half of the year.

Tiffany marks the largest luxury deal in Arnault’s long and storied career of high-end consolidation.

Besides Tiffany’s business and growth prospects, and the fact that, like Louis Vuitton, it is sold only through its own network of stores, Mr. Arnault said he was attracted to one unusual aspect of the Tiffany profile.

Some of France's biggest companies and billionaires, including luxury goods tycoons Francois-Henri Pinault and Bernard Arnault, have pledged amounts of 100 million euros or more to rebuild the landmark after it was gutted by fire on Monday evening.

Tiffany is “strong in the U.S. and Japan, but weak in Europe and not up to growth in China,” Mr. Arnault said.

Arnault, 72, is married to a member of the Swedish Academy which selects the Nobel Literature Prize winner, and his cultural club Forum received generous funding from the Academy.