YouTube has recently introduced new cost management tools for live shopping tags on mobile devices, aiming to enhance the platform’s monetization potential for creators and brands.
Dibs Beauty, a rapidly growing beauty brand, has received a significant growth capital investment from L Catterton, a leading global consumer-focused investment firm.
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has launched an investigation into Deloitte’s audit of the UK clothing retailer Joules for the year ending 30 May 2021.
Sephora, a leading beauty retailer, has joined forces with the nonprofit Pact Collective to launch an innovative recycling program called Beauty (Re)Purposed.
Chanel, the iconic French luxury brand, has recently opened its largest store in the United States on the prestigious Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California.
In a significant legal victory, US-based performance wear company Under Armour has won its trademark infringement lawsuit against Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Limited (ABFRL) in the Delhi High Court.
In a shocking turn of events, Toronto police seized nearly $2 million worth of allegedly counterfeit merchandise from an Etobicoke clothing store, called “Brands Gone Wild.”
Sunspel, a renowned British garment manufacturer and retailer, has recently expanded its presence in the United States by opening a flagship store in New York City.
Chinese fashion giant Temu has recently moved its headquarters to Dublin, Ireland, as part of its parent company PDD Holdings’ international expansion plans.
In today’s digital age, aesthetics are everything. From social media feeds to website designs, the way that a brand visually presents itself can make or break its success.
When it comes to retail, there are two main types: luxury and mainstream. While they both offer products for sale, their differences are vast and significant.
Retailers can become more sustainable by adopting various strategies and best practices that focus on reducing their environmental impact, promoting social responsibility, and supporting economic sustainability.
Launching a product into retail stores can be a challenging yet rewarding endeavor. It requires careful planning, execution, and management to ensure success.
Hermès holds the title of the world’s oldest luxury brand still in operation today. Established in 1837 by Thierry Hermès, the French fashion house initially produced saddles and other equestrian supplies.