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The family feud over the $65 billion Ray-Ban fortune (opens the original)
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The fight over the late Leonardo Del Vecchio’s €40 billion ($64.7 billion) fortune deepened after the exit of one of his heirs from management roles at the eyewear company he founded. Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio, the 31-year-old fourth son of Leonardo Del Vecchio, had sought – and failed – to break the deadlock at the family firm Delfin Sarl, the biggest shareholder of EssilorLuxottica SA, which owns brands Ray-Ban, Oakley and Oliver Peoples. His abrupt decision, made public last week, to step do
The family feud over the $65 billion Ray-Ban fortune (opens the original)
Read excerpt
The fight over the late Leonardo Del Vecchio’s €40 billion ($64.7 billion) fortune deepened after the exit of one of his heirs from management roles at the eyewear company he founded. Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio, the 31-year-old fourth son of Leonardo Del Vecchio, had sought – and failed – to break the deadlock at the family firm Delfin Sarl, the biggest shareholder of EssilorLuxottica SA, which owns brands Ray-Ban, Oakley and Oliver Peoples. His abrupt decision, made public last week, to step do
The family feud over the $65 billion Ray-Ban fortune (opens the original)
Read excerpt
The fight over the late Leonardo Del Vecchio’s €40 billion ($64.7 billion) fortune deepened after the exit of one of his heirs from management roles at the eyewear company he founded. Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio, the 31-year-old fourth son of Leonardo Del Vecchio, had sought – and failed – to break the deadlock at the family firm Delfin Sarl, the biggest shareholder of EssilorLuxottica SA, which owns brands Ray-Ban, Oakley and Oliver Peoples. His abrupt decision, made public last week, to step do
The family feud over the $65 billion Ray-Ban fortune (opens the original)
Read excerpt
The fight over the late Leonardo Del Vecchio’s €40 billion ($64.7 billion) fortune deepened after the exit of one of his heirs from management roles at the eyewear company he founded. Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio, the 31-year-old fourth son of Leonardo Del Vecchio, had sought – and failed – to break the deadlock at the family firm Delfin Sarl, the biggest shareholder of EssilorLuxottica SA, which owns brands Ray-Ban, Oakley and Oliver Peoples. His abrupt decision, made public last week, to step do
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