It seems that billionaires Bernard Arnault and Albert Frère are looking into making a joint bid on Aston Martin, according to the Financial Times.
Arnault is the first shareholder and CEO in LVMH (Louis Vuitton – Moët Hennessy), one of the world’s biggest luxury goods groups, while Frère is chairman of Groupe Bruxelles Lambert.
Aston Martin will be sold at an auction which is being managed by UBS.
At the moment the swiss bank is soliciting bids from prospective buyers.
Discover the details of the engagement ring and its significance in their love story.
Charges of slavery and obstruction of justice withdrawn in a high-profile case
Join thousands for an unforgettable evening of fireworks and community spirit
A 17-year-old boy faces consequences for reckless driving in busy streets.
Discover how weighted blankets can enhance your sleep quality and reduce anxiety.
The government said that police could do spot check at travellers' quarantine homes to avoid a second wave of infections.
The 19-years-old is supposed to have left his home around 8.30 pm on March 22.
The young midfielder's dynamic display highlights her potential for the Lionesses.
Discover the efficiency of oil-free compressors, ideal for industrial and commercial use. Enjoy superior performance while respecting the environment.
Experience two weeks of culinary delights in Aberdeen from February 24 to March 9, 2025.