Ferragamo family says no to mergers as speculation rises over stock slump
The Ferragamo family reaffirmed it has no interest in “extraordinary transactions” concerning the luxury brand,…
LFW Sunday: Erdem, Simone Rocha, and Richard Quinn
One ranged around greater London on a (finally) dry day in the UK capital, from Tate Britain to Alexandra Palace, to Sinfonia Smith Square to witness the latest ideas of Erdem, Simone Rocha, and Richard Quinn. Read More
Korean beauty brand Laka makes US debut at Sephora
Korea-based beauty brand Laka has officially launched in the U.S. via a retail debut at Sephora. Read More
Australian Fashion Week gets new location for May edition
Australian Fashion Week is moving to a new location, with the upcoming autumn/winter 2026 season set to take place in May at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia. Read More
Central Saint Martins denim project adds new angle to Topshop bounceback
Topshop continues to be very busy as its relaunch programme progresses and its latest move is a collaboration with Central Saint Martins’ MA Fashion programme. Read More
JD Sports aims to support share price with buybacks
JD Sports Fashion has launched a share buyback programme saying it intends to return £200 million of capital to shareholders through share buybacks in its current FY27 year. Read More
South Korea and Brazil sign deals on K-beauty, trade
Brazilians could more easily get their hands on coveted ‘K-beauty’ products under a deal struck Monday during President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s state visit to South Korea. Read More
Voters know what the next big issue is. They don’t know how they feel about it.
Data centers are quickly becoming the next big political issue. And neither party has figured out how to run on them. Major political figures on both sides have struggled to figure out their positions, and in-depth results from The POLITICO Poll help explain why: Americans don’t know much about data centers, they don’t really know…
Why Graham Platner’s meteoric rise is so unexpected
BRUNSWICK, Maine — The fireplace crackled as Democratic Gov. Janet Mills laid out her vision for beating Susan Collins to a room of supporters in late January. Then came the questions about her primary opponent, Graham Platner. Platner, one attendee noted, was very successful on social media. A second pointed to his support among young…
The ‘gift’ Democrats think Trump just gave them
Democrats are frothing at the mouth to center President Donald Trump’s tariff chaos in their affordability messaging as they charge into the midterms. The party was already planning to slam Republicans over the economy on the campaign trail, riding the playbook that helped propel New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill, Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger and New…
Noem restricts disaster aid over shutdown targeting ICE
The Trump administration on Sunday halted disaster aid to states for long-term rebuilding projects in order to focus on emergency operations as the partial government shutdown enters its second week. The Federal Emergency Management Agency “is scaling back to bare-minimum, life-saving operations only,” Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said in a statement. “All non-emergency recovery…