Direct Command and Relentless Central Authority

"Bernard Arnault takes his place. Despite his appearance of a young seminarian, he is clearly not there to preach the good word. "I am the boss. From Monday morning, I will be here and I will personally lead the company. You will keep all your functions. There will be no power vacuum.""

""I am the boss. From Monday morning, I will be here and personally lead the company. There will be no power vacuum. I will now personally oversee the communication of the group. Beware of talkers.”"

"Technically, his ascent has been flawless, but he realizes that it has been brutal and aggressive in human terms. He had no choice. Faced with a plot to dismantle the group, he had to intervene at all costs. He did it. Today he must assume the consequences. And let it be known that the group is led by one person.""