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Escalating trade tensions between the USA and China and growing political and financial concerns in the Eurozone have cast a storm over the SLI.
The industry’s annual gathering in Copenhagen had an ominous conclusion: time is running out, and there’s a lot still to be done.
This week, BoF learns a key brand lead for LVMH's newest label, Fenty Maison, while DTC company Hims names its first ever chief marketing officer.
With a lingerie-clad Emily Ratajkowski slurping spaghetti no longer quite the easy, breezy image of female empowerment it was claimed to be, the editor and superstylist has ditched her sexed-up annual Advent Calendar for #movingLOVE, reports Tim Blanks.
A look back at the retail extravaganza.
The German-based retailer will also launch beauty in Austria and Poland.
The Chinese arm of the beauty company is teaming with Alibaba to focus on China’s male-grooming industry.
Brands from Louis Vuitton to Balenciaga are courting male shoppers as the market becomes more competitive and lurches towards streetwear.
Daniel Kearns made a case for 'elevated sportswear' with his revisited classics, but what gave the collection its real uplift was the colour.
The French beauty giant posted better-than-expected sales growth, driven by luxury cosmetics and rising demand in China, which also helped lift LVMH in the start of the year.
The move comes as the French cosmetics group looks to roll out more digital services, such as virtual make-up tests.
One of the world's most recognisable faces, the retired footballer has collaborated with H&M and posed for Armani, and Belstaff.
The administrators said the retailer’s 541 known unsecured creditors are owed at least £35.6 ($44.2 million) but are unlikely to collectively receive more than £800,000 ($996,000), or “less than a penny in the pound.”
President Biden signed the bill that gives China-based ByteDance 270 days to divest TikTok’s US assets or face a ban.
The Alphabet Inc. company said in a blog post Tuesday that it’s still working with the ad industry and regulators on the plan.
Overall revenues for the three months through March totalled 818 million euros ($874 million), above a company-provided analyst consensus of 786 million euros.
Embattled by weak demand and currency issues in Nigeria, the company is looking to slim down in order to return to growth.
EU lawmakers backed the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive by 374 votes to 235 against, with 19 abstentions.
Amazon “significantly restricted consumers’ freedom of choice” by automatically pre-setting a ‘Subscribe and Save’ option, the regulators said.
The closure is part of the company's plan to raise $850 million to $1 billion and help improve its credit metrics, said chief executive officer Alejandro González.
