French Billionaires Pledge $680 Million to Restore Notre Dame

France's leading billionaires and companies have stepped in to support the restoration of Paris' Notre-Dame cathedral

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Bernard Arnault, chairman and chief executive of LVMH, pledged €200 million towards the rebuilding of Notre Dame Cathedral. - France’s leading billionaires and companies have rallied to pledge $670 million to restore Paris’ Notre Dame Cathedral following a devastating fire on Monday evening., announced on Tuesday they would donate $113 million via their family investment company, Artemis.

“The Arnault family and the LVMH Group, in solidarity with this national tragedy, are committed to assist with the reconstruction of this extraordinary cathedral, symbol of France, its heritage and its unity,” the family said in a

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