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PARIS, April 17 (Reuters) - LVMH , opens new tab shareholders on Thursday voted to allow Bernard Arnault, 76, to remain at the helm of the world's largest luxury group until he's 85.

Bernard Arnault, CEO and chairman of the French luxury conglomerate LVMH, sure hopes so. The 76-year-old billionaire is once again asking shareholders to extend his impending retirement.

LVMH is trying to keep Bernard Arnault, 76, in charge for nearly another decade. The company proposed changing its bylaws to raise the age limit of its chairman and CEO to 85.