French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel ordered their countries back into lockdown on Wednesday, as a massive second wave of coronavirus infections threatened to overwhelm Europe.
Lululemon Athletica Inc. announced on Wednesday new social and environmental goals, as part of the release of its first-ever 'Impact Agenda'.
Having recently emerged from bankruptcy, the American brand licensing company has announced the appointment of Marc Schneider, the former CEO of Kenneth Cole Productions, as chairman of its board of directors.
This year's event featured a free, digital format and included talks from FashionNetwork.com's own editor-in-chief Godfrey Deeny, M Missoni creative director Margherita Missoni and Giambattista Valli, among others.
Germany’s anti-trust authority has launched an investigation into Amazon and Apple over possible anticompetitive behaviour, reports said on Wednesday.
Amazon.com Inc on Thursday will announce its latest financial results, and Wall Street wants to know if it can keep up with shoppers' heightened demand during the coronavirus pandemic.
The denim trade show has been forced to cancel its physical session, originally scheduled in Berlin on November 24-25, opting instead for an online event taking place from November 30 to December 4.
The British Fashion Council’s Institute of Positive Fashion (IPF) has unveiled its second project, called The Missing Thread, in partnership with the Black Oriented Legacy Development Agency (BOLD).
John Lewis has released a survey to show what Christmas shopping will be like this year and a key finding is that more people are shopping for gifts early. And many plan to make their own gifts this year too.
Online sales are set to overtake physical retail for the first time this Christmas, according to a new prediction from delivery specialist ParcelHero. The company said Britons should spend £39.41bn online this time.
Despite growing opposition to the Welsh government’s blanket ban on selling 'non-essential' goods in supermarkets, babywear is the only clothing category to be allowed during the country’s lockdown.
Designer outlet malls giant McArthurGlen has announced some key changes in its executive team with its long-serving CEO taking a new role and two people replacing her.
Shoe Zone’s “incredibly challenging year” continues, as it delivered a tough set of results for the 52-weeks to October 5 on Wednesday with the prospect of further store closures next year and beyond.
John Lewis has won the planning permission it wanted to allow it to convert almost half of its Oxford Street, London, flagship store into office space as part of its new strategy to return to sustainable profits.
Future Retail Ltd will go into liquidation if its deal to sell assets to Reliance Industries fails, the group told a Singapore arbitrator while arguing against Amazon.com Inc’s bid to scupper the deal.
