
Giorgio Armani's CEO, Giuseppe Marsocci, declared that the 15% share envisaged in the designer's will could be acquired by multiple partners, not necessarily by a single buyer among the high-level players indicated.
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Giorgio Armani's will provides for the sale of a 15% share of the company within 18 months of his death.
"It is possible, because it is not written in stone that it must be one, he has given indications on possible partners, therefore...": on the sidelines of the Giorgio Armani collection fashion show, the CEO of the Giuseppe Marsocci group opens up the possibility that the 15 percent share, which the designer had ordered in his will to be sold within 18 months of his death to LVMH, L'Oréal and Essilor Luxottica or other players of the same level, could be acquired even by not just one of these.

Between 2019 and 2025, Italy lost over 24 thousand bars, marking a decline of 14.2%. The crisis, which hits Central Italy the most, is worsened by the increase in the cost of raw materials, bringing the average price of espresso to 1.29 euros.

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Between 2019 and 2025, Italy lost over 24 thousand bars, with a decline of 14.2% and a rate of 11 closures per day. Confesercenti's alarm highlights an economic impoverishment of over 7.2 billion euros.

Between 2019 and 2025, Italy lost over 24 thousand bars, equal to a drop of 14.2% according to Confesercenti data. The economic impoverishment exceeds 7.2 billion euros, significantly affecting large cities such as Rome and entire regions.