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For years, Neiman Marcus thrived on the demand for haute couture. But now the luxury department store says the quicker speed with which a hot runway item can go from hot to cold is to blame for its latest sales decline. Fortune
For years, Neiman Marcus thrived on the demand for haute couture. But now the luxury department store says the quicker speed with which a hot runway item can go from hot to cold is to blame for its latest sales decline.
Historically speaking, presidential elections have a dampening effect on retail sales leading up to Election Day. Retail Dive
Historically speaking, presidential elections have a dampening effect on retail sales leading up to Election Day.
As more and more people have been leaving their jobs to dabble in design, the number of independent designers reached a critical mass and department stores began to take notice. Racked
As more and more people have been leaving their jobs to dabble in design, the number of independent designers reached a critical mass and department stores began to take notice.
Bulgari is one of several Italian luxury brands that have recently stepped in to help rescue ailing Roman monuments. New York Times
Bulgari is one of several Italian luxury brands that have recently stepped in to help rescue ailing Roman monuments.
Americans have much larger body sizes than previously thought, yet you wouldn’t know that by looking at clothes available in your local mall. The Guardian
Americans have much larger body sizes than previously thought, yet you wouldn’t know that by looking at clothes available in your local mall.
Gloomy Swiss Watchmakers Seek Online Boost Amid Market Slump 27 September 2016
Nike Detractors Grow as Rivals Encroach on Home Turf 27 September 2016
Aritzia Raises $400 Million in Canada’s Largest IPO of Year 26 September 2016
West Elm Will Open Hotels as the Mall Loses Allure for Retailers 26 September 2016
LVMH's Digital Drive Takes Time Despite Apple Hire 26 September 2016
Lands' End CEO Leaves Company After Less Than 2 Years 26 September 2016
Chuck Taylor Sequel Flops, Dealing Blow to Nike’s Converse Brand 26 September 2016
Target Shakes Up Online Leadership With Eye on Rivals 23 September 2016
Estee Lauder CEO’s Pay Almost Triples Because of Stock Awards 23 September 2016
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