Shoppers in China aren’t buying as many luxury goods as they once did, and it’s hitting some companies—and potentially the high-end sector—hard.
Shares in LVMH dropped on Wednesday, following less-than-stellar financial results announced by the luxury conglomerate the day prior, The New York Times reported. The high-end powerhouse—which owns brands such as Tiffany & Co., Dior, Louis Vuitton, and more—said sales fell 3 percent last quarter, when compared with the…

