Bernard Arnault, the richest man in France, criticizes the proposed tax on large fortunes in France
Adrian Rusu
Economy
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Bernard Arnault, the head of the luxury group LVMH and the richest man in France, denounced the plan to introduce a 2% tax on wealth over 100 million euros, calling it an attack on the French economy and an ideological initiative of the far left.
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