Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the trend of luxury brands entering the restaurant and café business in China, highlighting the blend of cultural influences and the strategic marketing behind these ventures [4][5][7]. Group 1: Luxury Brands and Restaurant Ventures - Prada opened its first independent restaurant "迷上" in Shanghai, designed by renowned director Wong Kar-wai, featuring a fusion menu that combines Italian and Chinese flavors [4]. - Other luxury brands like Gucci, Chanel, and Tiffany have previously explored café concepts in China, often as part of marketing strategies rather than standalone businesses [5]. - The success of these ventures is supported by third-party operators, such as 云觅餐饮集团 managing the kitchen for THE HALL restaurant by Louis Vuitton [6]. Group 2: Consumer Experience and Brand Strategy - Luxury brands focus on creating experiences that attract customers, with the aim of converting them into buyers of their primary products [7]. - The shift in consumer behavior from mere shopping to seeking experiences is evident, prompting brands to adapt their service models [8]. Group 3: Challenges in the Luxury Market - The luxury market in Macau is facing challenges, with a reported 8% decline in retail rental income at Wynn Palace, reflecting a downturn in luxury consumption [9]. - Despite an increase in tourist numbers, the average spending per visitor has significantly decreased, indicating a shift in consumer spending habits [10]. - The luxury sector may not return to its previous heights, with experts suggesting it could take several years to recover to 2018 and 2019 levels [10]. Group 4: Changing Consumer Preferences - Chinese consumers are not necessarily spending less; rather, they are shifting their preferences away from traditional luxury brands like LV [11].

杜双介绍，为完成精准推广，企业通常会将线上各渠道收集到 的用户信息，授权给第三方数据分析机构，以分析用户的设备 型号、消费习惯等用户画像，这一过程中可能会出现数据保护 不当的问题。 作者： 罗文利 封图：图虫创意 5月13日10点13分，小岚收到了迪奥发来的短信。信息显示，迪奥于5月7日发现，曾有未经授权的 外部人员获取了迪奥持有的部分客户数据。 迪奥是法国时尚消费品牌，隶属于全球奢侈品集团LVMH（路威酩轩），主要经营手袋、女装、首 饰、香水、化妆品等高档消费品，小岚在迪奥多次购买过包和鞋子。 迪奥的短信内容显示，泄露的数据包括客户姓名、性别、手机号码、电子邮箱、邮寄地址以及消费 金额和偏好等。迪奥还强调，被访问的数据库中不包含诸如银行账户详情、国际银行账户号码 （IBAN）或信用卡信息等财务信息。 5月13日，迪奥官方客服向经济观察报就用户数据泄露一事进一步介绍，目前并未接到用户因数据 泄露导致的财产损失报告，此次短信是对用户的"预警"。另外，此次数据泄露的范围以收到短信的 用户为准，不排除海外用户同样遇到数据泄露的可能性。 迪奥并未解释用户数据在哪一个环节遭到泄露。上海锦天城（郑州）律师事务所律师贾帅告 ...

5月13日10点13分，小岚收到了迪奥发来的短信。信息显示，迪奥于5月7日发现，曾有未经授权的外部 人员获取了迪奥持有的部分客户数据。 迪奥是法国时尚消费品牌，隶属于全球奢侈品集团LVMH（路威酩轩），主要经营手袋、女装、首饰、 香水、化妆品等高档消费品，小岚在迪奥多次购买过包和鞋子。 迪奥的短信内容显示，泄露的数据包括客户姓名、性别、手机号码、电子邮箱、邮寄地址以及消费金额 和偏好等。迪奥还强调，被访问的数据库中不包含诸如银行账户详情、国际银行账户号码（IBAN）或 信用卡信息等财务信息。 5月13日，迪奥官方客服向经济观察报就用户数据泄露一事进一步介绍，目前并未接到用户因数据泄露 导致的财产损失报告，此次短信是对用户的"预警"。另外，此次数据泄露的范围以收到短信的用户为 准，不排除海外用户同样遇到数据泄露的可能性。 迪奥并未解释用户数据在哪一个环节遭到泄露。上海锦天城（郑州）律师事务所律师贾帅告诉经济观察 报，出于物流运输或广告营销等目的，部分企业会将用户数据委托给第三方数据公司，进行快递配送或 用户画像等数据信息化服务，这一过程中，数据可能会在储存和传输两个环节出现纰漏，从而导致用户 的个人信息泄露。 ...

金十图示：2025年05月14日（周三）全球富豪榜 | 排名 | 名字 | 身价(美元) | 身价变化 | 公司 | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | 埃隆·马斯克 | 4157亿 | 1 88亿 2.17% | | | | 马克·扎克伯格 | 2266亿 | 1 57亿 2.57% | Meta | | | 杰夫·贝佐斯 | 2261亿 | 1 25亿 1.11% | 亚马逊 | | 4 | 拉里·埃里森 | 2022亿 | 1 61亿 3.1% | 甲骨文 | | 5 | 沃伦·巴菲特 | 0 1595亿 | + -11亿 -0.66% | 伯克希尔哈撒韦 | | 6 | 贝尔纳·阿尔诺家族 | 1566亿 | 1 18亿 1.19% | LVMH | | 7 | 拉里·佩奇 | 1330亿 | 1 9.24亿 0.7% | 谷歌 | | 8 | 史蒂夫·鲍尔默 | 1305亿 | + -0.27亿 -0.02% | 微软 | | 9 | 谢尔盖·布林 | 1274亿 | 1 8.65亿 0.68% | 谷歌 | | 10 | 阿曼西奥·奥尔特加 | 1228亿 | ...

5月13日，有用户收到迪奥中国发来的短信，称该公司于5月7日发现曾有未授权的外部人员获取了迪奥 持有的部分客户数据。短信提醒，在中国收集的受影响客户个人信息最大范围可能包括姓名、性别、手 机号码、电子邮箱地址、邮寄地址、消费水平、偏好，以及客户可能已向迪奥提供的其他信息。 新京报贝壳财经记者就信息泄露事件向迪奥官方客服电话询问。客服建议，对任何可疑的短信、电话、 电子邮件都要保持警惕，不要打开或点击不明来源的通信或链接，也不要透露验证码、密码等敏感信 息。不过该客服人员表示，此次银行账户、信用卡信息等直接财务数据未受影响。 此次并非迪奥第一次遭遇黑客攻击。据报道，今年2月，拥有4680万粉丝的法国奢侈品牌迪奥的官方 Instagram账号遭到黑客攻击。黑客在该账号发帖称，迪奥将在Solana区块链生态上推出官方代币Dior Coin，并引导粉丝前往Pump.fun链接购买该Meme代币。在迪奥重新夺回Instagram账号并删除误导性帖 子后，该代币的价值暴跌超过90%，但是已有876名交易者购买了代币。 路威酩轩2025财年第一季度总营收同比下降3% 迪奥业绩拖后腿，成衣、皮具等产品今年4月启动涨价 据迪奥 ...

网传短信截图。 对此，迪奥官方回复南都记者表示：迪奥在发现该事件后已第一时间采取措施，在网络安全专家的协助下，正持 续对该事件展开调查并进行应对 ，以及向相关监管机构进行报备。"对于此次事件可能造成的困扰，我们向客户 致以深切歉意"。 法国奢侈品集团LVMH旗下的Dior（迪奥）品牌5月13日被披露其中国市场发生客户数据泄露事件，引发消费者的 广泛关注，相关话题瞬间登上微博热搜。 根据网友爆料于5月13日上午收到迪奥的短信显示："迪奥于2025年5月7日发现，曾有未经授权的外部人员获取了 其持有的部分客户数据。在中国收集的受影响客户个人信息最大范围可能包括姓名、性别、手机号码、电子邮箱 地址、邮寄地址、消费水平、偏好，以及客户可能已向迪奥提供的其他信息。被访问的数据库中不包含银行账户 详情、国际银行账户号码（IBAN）或信用卡等财务信息。" 迪奥官方客服证实短信内容属实，如果收到短信，就证明客户的信息可能受到影响。如果还没有收到短信，请留 意后续可能会收到该短信内容。客服同时也表示，针对这一安全事件，迪奥已向中国用户发出提醒，建议客户提 高警惕，特别注意防范可疑短信、电话及电子邮件，并避免点击来路不明的链接或 ...

Core Points - Dior experienced a data breach on May 7, 2025, where unauthorized access to its database led to the leakage of customer personal information, with a five-day delay in notifying affected customers [1][4] - The leaked data includes names, gender, phone numbers, email addresses, mailing addresses, and purchase amounts/preferences, while financial information such as bank account and credit card details remained unaffected [3][4] - The incident has raised concerns among consumers about potential targeted scams, as the leaked data could allow fraudsters to identify high-net-worth individuals for more convincing scams [5] Company Response - Dior confirmed the authenticity of the incident and stated that it has engaged a top cybersecurity team to investigate and enhance its information security measures [4] - The company has not disclosed the number of affected customers or the specific cause of the breach, and it remains unclear whether regulatory authorities are involved in the investigation [5] Regulatory and Compliance Issues - The delay in notifying customers has led to questions regarding compliance with China's Personal Information Protection Law, which mandates immediate remedial actions and customer notifications following a data breach [5]

Core Viewpoint - Dior has confirmed a data breach involving unauthorized access to customer information, which has raised concerns among clients and the public [1][2][3]. Data Breach Details - The breach was discovered on May 7, 2025, and involved unauthorized external access to a database containing customer data [3][4]. - Affected customer information may include names, gender, phone numbers, email addresses, mailing addresses, spending levels, and preferences, but does not include financial information such as bank account details or credit card information [3][4][10]. - Dior has taken measures to prevent further unauthorized access and is working with cybersecurity experts to investigate the incident and report to relevant regulatory authorities [3][4]. Customer Communication - Dior has been notifying affected customers via SMS and email about the breach and has apologized for any inconvenience caused [3][10]. - The company advises customers to remain vigilant against suspicious communications and not to disclose sensitive information [3][4]. Financial Performance Context - LVMH's Q1 2025 financial report indicated a total revenue of €20.3 billion, a 3% year-over-year decline, with the fashion and leather goods segment, including Dior, seeing a 5% drop in sales [15]. - The Asia-Pacific market (excluding Japan) experienced an 11% revenue decline, which was worse than the expected 4.69% decrease [15]. - The company is considering price increases in response to potential U.S. tariffs and is planning to control management and marketing costs [15].

Core Viewpoint - The luxury brand Dior, under LVMH, experienced a significant data breach affecting customer information in the Chinese market, raising concerns about data security and privacy [1][2]. Group 1: Data Breach Details - The data breach was detected on May 7, 2025, when unauthorized external parties accessed customer data, including names, gender, phone numbers, email addresses, mailing addresses, and sensitive consumption data [1][2]. - Dior confirmed that financial information such as bank account details and credit card information was not compromised, advising customers that there was no need to change passwords or lock credit cards [2]. - The company has initiated an internal investigation and engaged top cybersecurity experts to enhance its data protection measures [2]. Group 2: Customer Concerns and Reactions - Customers expressed concerns over the breach, with some fearing that the entire database may have been compromised, potentially leading to targeted scams based on leaked consumption data [3]. - Dior's privacy policy outlines the types of data collected and the measures taken to protect it, including encryption and regular audits, but the breach challenges these commitments [3]. Group 3: Company Response - Dior has advised affected customers to remain vigilant and cautious regarding suspicious communications, emphasizing the importance of not disclosing sensitive information [1]. - The company has not disclosed the specific number of affected customers or the detailed cause of the data breach [4].

Core Viewpoint - The New Zealand wine brand Cloudy Bay, owned by LVMH, is adjusting its pricing strategy by reducing channel rebates to distributors, effectively leading to a price increase of 4.5% for its flagship Sauvignon Blanc wine, despite the official purchase price remaining unchanged at 231 RMB per bottle [1][2]. Group 1: Pricing Strategy - Cloudy Bay's Sauvignon Blanc will see a price increase of 9 RMB per bottle after the May holiday, translating to a 4.5% rise [1]. - The reduction in rebates from 50 RMB to 41 RMB per bottle is perceived as a covert price increase, as the official purchase price remains at 231 RMB [2]. - The historical pricing trend shows that the distributor price has been declining, with a peak of 250-260 RMB in 2022, dropping to a range of 240-250 RMB in 2023, and stabilizing around 235-240 RMB in 2024 [2][4]. Group 2: Market Dynamics - The reduction in channel rebates is attributed to an oversupply in the market and weak consumer demand, which necessitated a change in the rebate policy to maintain distributor profitability [4][6]. - The competitive landscape for New Zealand white wines in China has intensified, with many new brands entering the market, making it challenging for Cloudy Bay to pass on price increases to consumers [7]. - The current pricing situation indicates that while the wholesale price for distributors is 181 RMB, the retail price on e-commerce platforms is around 190 RMB, suggesting a tight margin for distributors [6][7]. Group 3: Company Actions - LVMH is not only reducing rebates for Cloudy Bay but is also implementing broader cost-cutting measures, including a global workforce reduction of over 10% to address declining sales and rising costs [7].