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Family Matters: The Pros and Cons of Clan-Run Companies

21 May 2018 • By Lauren Sherman

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Family Matters: The Pros and Cons of Clan-Run Companies

From Hermès and LVMH to H&M and Ralph Lauren, family control can be a benefit — or a liability.

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A $140 Billion Asset Manager Bets on H&M Rebound as Others Flee

24 January 2018 • By Bloomberg

24 January 2018 • By Bloomberg

Chicago-based Harris Associates LP increased its stake in H&M fourfold last year and currently holds more than 5 percent of the Swedish fashion retailer’s shares.

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A $140 Billion Asset Manager Bets on H&M Rebound as Others Flee

Chicago-based Harris Associates LP increased its stake in H&M fourfold last year and currently holds more than 5 percent of the Swedish fashion retailer’s shares.

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Top Fashion Companies Come Together to Improve Children’s Rights

24 November 2017 • By Bloomberg

24 November 2017 • By Bloomberg

H&M, Kering and VF Corporation are among the companies that have joined a new network, set up by the world’s biggest wealth fund and Unicef, to address the plight of children in the garment production industry.

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Top Fashion Companies Come Together to Improve Children’s Rights

H&M, Kering and VF Corporation are among the companies that have joined a new network, set up by the world’s biggest wealth fund and Unicef, to address the plight of children in the garment production industry.

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Swedish Plant Burns H&M Rags Instead of Coal

24 November 2017 • By Bloomberg

24 November 2017 • By Bloomberg

A power station in Vasteras is converting from oil- and coal-fired generation to become a fossil fuel-free facility by 2020. That means burning recycled wood and trash, including clothes H&M can’t sell.

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Swedish Plant Burns H&M Rags Instead of Coal

A power station in Vasteras is converting from oil- and coal-fired generation to become a fossil fuel-free facility by 2020. That means burning recycled wood and trash, including clothes H&M can’t sell.

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H&M’s Answer to Streetwear Gathers Pace

4 November 2017 • By Christopher Morency

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H&M’s Answer to Streetwear Gathers Pace

With Weekday, the Swedish fast-fashion group has successfully packaged the politically attuned, streetwear-loving aesthetic of Generation Z.

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Social Goods | Fashion's Terry Richardson Problem, H&M Denies Burning Unsold Product

25 October 2017 • By Victoria Berezhna

25 October 2017 • By Victoria Berezhna

This week, the industry's condemnation of the sexually-predatory photographer is too little, too late, while H&M challenges claims it is destroying 60 tonnes of usable clothing.

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Social Goods | Fashion's Terry Richardson Problem, H&M Denies Burning Unsold Product

This week, the industry's condemnation of the sexually-predatory photographer is too little, too late, while H&M challenges claims it is destroying 60 tonnes of usable clothing.

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China’s Sustainable Fashion Paradox

11 October 2017 • By Casey Hall

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China’s Sustainable Fashion Paradox

Sustainability is moving up the agenda of the Chinese government as the country's people say they care more about it. So why does the local fashion industry seem so disinterested?

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Social Goods | Forever 21's Sweatshops, Is Moisturiser Harming the Environment?

6 September 2017 • By Victoria Berezhna

6 September 2017 • By Victoria Berezhna

This week, garment factories in Los Angeles underpay their workers, and palm oil in beauty products is linked to greenhouse gases.

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Social Goods | Forever 21's Sweatshops, Is Moisturiser Harming the Environment?

This week, garment factories in Los Angeles underpay their workers, and palm oil in beauty products is linked to greenhouse gases.

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Fast Fashion Slow to E-Commerce

17 August 2017 • By Sarah Shannon

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Fast Fashion Slow to E-Commerce

Can fast fashion disrupters Zara and H&M save themselves from digital disruption?

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Social Goods | CFDA Challenges Immigration Laws, H&M’s Global Change Award

12 April 2017 • By Tamison O'Connor

12 April 2017 • By Tamison O'Connor

This week, the CFDA issues a report calling for US immigration reform, while H&M sees “Grape Leather” jackets as the future of sustainable fashion.

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Social Goods | CFDA Challenges Immigration Laws, H&M’s Global Change Award

This week, the CFDA issues a report calling for US immigration reform, while H&M sees “Grape Leather” jackets as the future of sustainable fashion.

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