LVMH to back 50 luxury start-ups every year at Station F campus

Published: 10-Apr-2018
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The 220sqm LVMH workspace will be used by 50 international start-ups on a rolling basis going forwards

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LVMH has announced it will invite 50 international start-ups every year to take up residence at its workspace in the Station F campus in Paris, France.

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