Dutch retailer Zeeman announced that its Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Jaap Lagerweij, has stepped down. Former C1000 CEO, Bert Roetert, will succeed him.
The textile/apparel industry, the world’s second most polluting one, still has a way to go on the road to sustainability, as the ‘Pulse of the Fashion Industry’ report shows.
Hong Kong’s retail sales in April grew 12.3 percent in value terms, boosted by upbeat local consumer sentiment under favourable economic conditions and increasing tourist arrivals.
Bayer won U.S. approval for its planned takeover of Monsanto after agreeing to sell about $9 billion in assets, clearing a major hurdle for the $62.5 billion deal that will create by far the largest seeds maker.
From blue jeans to motorbikes and whiskey, the EU's hit list of products to target for tariffs in the event of a trade war with the US reads like a catalogue of emblematic American exports.
The cosmetics retailer is challenging the industry with a creative, sustainable idea: from 1 June, the products sold by its Milan flagship store will go ‘naked’, without plastic packaging.
China will lower import tariffs for some consumer products from most favoured nations from July 1, the finance ministry said on Thursday, as part of efforts to open up the consumer market.
Net-a-Porter and Porter magazine have committed to cut plastic waste as the company unveils a new collaboration with environmental organisation Parley for the Oceans.
Bangladesh’s RMG sector is much safer than in 2013 when the Rana Plaza disaster occurred, said US ambassador Marcia Bernicat. She added that Bangladesh has made progress on workplace safety.
Amazon.com Inc said on Thursday it will force Australians to use its Australian website instead of its much larger U.S. site from July 1 to avoid a new sales tax on certain imported goods.
Thomas Gibb, VP of product development and production for footwear for Stuart Weitzman, has sued parent company Tapestry Inc., alleging former creative director Giovanni Morelli repeatedly sexually harassed him.
Online grocer and technology company Ocado entered Britain's index of biggest companies on Wednesday in a quarterly reshuffle of the FTSE 100 which clearly showed the zeitgeist in a disrupted retail industry.
Heavy make-up looks are on the way out as flawless ‘glass skin’ becomes the latest beauty craze in the UK, according to a report from The NPD Group, a global information company.
According to a survey by Deloitte, France’s top luxury names like LVMH, L'Oréal, Kering and Hermès account for nearly one quarter of the total revenue of the industry’s top 100 corporations.
With nearly 500 million Indians using the internet in 2018 and many just dipping their toes into online shopping, private labels will woo price-sensitive customers and create loyalty and higher margins, say analysts.