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Times, it is a-changing. It now lacks Tiffany.
Tiffany & Co., which for over a century has occupied the top right-hand corner of page A3 in the print edition of the
New York Times, is giving up that space, according to
The decision stems from the company’s recent purchase by LVMH, and from new executive vice president of product and communications Alexandre Arnault’s desire to take the brand’s advertising in a new direction.
The retailer plans to continue its relationship with the newspaper.
Tiffany did not respond to a request for comment at the time of publication. Still, the change has not escaped notice.
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