Lids names Chase B creative director
Chase B will help shape the next chapter of Lids’ creative direction, contributing to product design, collaborations and storytelling. Read More
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Supergoop! appoints first-ever human resources chief
Supergoop! announced on Monday the appointment of Alana Kwarta as the skincare brand’s first-ever chief human resources officer, effective March 16. Read More
Ugg taps Atsuko Okatsuka to reintroduce Fluff Yeah collection, opens Venice Beach pop-up
Ugg is bringing back its fan-favorite Fluff Yeah collection for a limited-time with a campaign fronted by award-winning comedian Atsuko Okatsuka and a retail pop-up experience in Venice Beach. Read More
J.C. Penney stages ‘The Other Paris Runway’ in Paris, Texas
As Paris Fashion Week concluded, American retailer J.C. Penney held its on fashion show in Paris, Texas. Read More
Reebok appoints new operating partner for Greater China region
Authentic Brands Group has announced the appointment of a new operating partner, NewRee Sports, for its Reebok brand in the Greater China region, effective March. Read More
Boux Avenue makes progress as sales and profits climb ahead of plan
Boux avenue has released good news this week with the company’s results for the year to March 2025 showing a “major step forward in profitability”. Read More
Argos pivoting to marketplace “to offer customers more choice, more often”
Multichannel retailer Argos is making a big digital step forward in the next phase of its growth strategy, building a new online marketplace capability to launch “within the next year”. Read More
Hochul promotes her agenda with state-funded ad campaign
HOCHUL’S AD CAMPAIGN: Gov. Kathy Hochul’s office is using taxpayer money to fund an advertising blitz promoting her agenda, brushing up against a ban on governors appearing in promotional material. State law prohibits elected officials from appearing in ads paid for with state funds. Hochul doesn’t directly appear in any of the ads. Instead, they…
AIPAC faces its biggest test this year in Illinois
CHICAGO — The American Israel Public Affairs Committee is making a nearly $22 million bet in Illinois that its money, if not its policy views, can still hold sway in Democratic politics. In three of the four Illinois House races it’s targeting, AIPAC appears to be using shell PACs to largely conceal where that money…
5 things to watch in Tuesday’s Illinois primaries
The Illinois primaries have seen gobs of spending, both in the highly-watched Senate race and further down the ballot in competitive open House seats. Groups affiliated with the American Israel Public Affairs Committee have poured millions of dollars into key contests, potential 2028er and Democratic Gov. JB Pritzker has found himself at odds with several…