Macron’s Shades Trigger Tiny Italian Eyewear Stock Rally
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French President Emmanuel Macron wore Maison Henry Jullien’s Pacific S 01 sunglasses at Davos, sparking a 65% surge in Milan-listed eyewear maker iVision Tech as online interest surged; the company set up a temporary purchasing page for the model, which is priced at about €659, highlighting a rare stock move tied to celebrity exposure for a small Italian brand.
- Macron's shades at Davos sent shares of a tiny Italian sunglasses company soaring 65% this week Business Insider
- How Macron’s Davos sunglasses spoke to the politics of friction with Trump AP News
- Why Was Macron Wearing Sunglasses at Davos? The New York Times
- Macron's 'Top Gun' look gives glasses maker's stock $4 million bump Reuters
- ‘Not a typical day’: makers of Macron’s sunglasses deluged with demand The Guardian
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