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Shares of LVMH, the world’s largest luxury conglomerate, plunged over 8% on Wednesday, wiping approximately 24 billion euros from its market capitalization. The sharp decline followed fourth-quarter results that dashed hopes for a quick recovery in the luxury sector. CEO Bernard Arnault struck a cautious tone, citing "geopolitical crises and economic uncertainty." The slowdown is primarily attributed to stagnant sales in the critical Chinese market, which serves as a bellwether for the entire industry. The news also dragged down shares of rivals Kering (Gucci) and HermesAnnouncement of supplementary Tawjihi exam results today
Supplementary Tawjihi results announced Thursday evening
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