LVMH to inject up to €150 million into struggling Le Parisien
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE will inject as much as €150 million ($173 million) into its loss-making Le Parisien to help improve the newspaper’s finances. Read More
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE will inject as much as €150 million ($173 million) into its loss-making Le Parisien to help improve the newspaper’s finances. Read More
Shein’s move into the flagship BHV in Paris has added political heat to the troubles of department stores, which are facing an existential threat from shoppers’ shift to online retailers offering ultra-fast fashion. Read More
We all know that many consumers in the UK trust luxury brand websites as the most reliable places to check product details. But it seems that AI agents are now rivalling that level of trust. Read More
The Swiss sportswear brand is expanding its retail network with a new opening at 17 Calle Serrano in the Spanish capital. The 250-square-metre store is set over two floors. Read More
Adena Brands has released its annual results with the owner of Monsoon, Accessorize and East reporting “a significant improvement in its trading performance”. Read More
Retail business Ace Turtle has appointed Alok Dubey as its chief business officer to helm the business vertical that overseas Lee and Wrangler in India and select South Asian markets. Read More
Jonathan Anderson has chosen Los Angeles as the venue of his first ever cruise show for the house of Dior. The show will take place in LA on May 13, though the exact location has yet to be revealed. Read More
Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana’s president sets out for FashionNetwork.com a range of measures currently under consideration for Italy’s fashion industry. Read More
Fashion Trust Arabia announced on Saturday night the winners of its 2025 awards in Doha, with Youssef Drissi’s label Late for Work taking out the coveted ready-to-wear designer award. Read More
Some North Carolina Republicans are worried President Donald Trump’s aggressive immigration crackdown in the battleground state could backfire. The Trump administration has touted its North Carolina surge as a successful operation targeting the“worst of the worst” criminals, but some Republicans in the state — which will feature one of the most expensive and hotly contested…