German sportswear giant Adidas announced on Monday it will switch to using only recycled polyester in its shoes and clothing in a bid to make the business more environmentally friendly.
Development at the outlet mall due to open at The O2 in London this October is proceeding with the companies behind it announcing the first names to have signed up. They include Calvin Klein, Kurt Geiger and Levi's.
France’s antitrust authority said on Monday it will investigate whether several purchasing alliances recently sealed by French and European supermarket retailers threatened competition rules.
U.S. retail sales rose solidly in June as households boosted purchases of automobiles and a range of other goods, cementing expectations for robust economic growth in the second quarter.
British retailer Marks & Spencer said on Monday it would cut 351 jobs at stores across the country, seeking to make savings in a brutally competitive market.
Helly Hansen has filed a trademark suit against Off-White claiming the streetwear label intentionally stole its black and white striped logo from the 40-year-old Norwegian technical outerwear brand.
Thousands of workers will walk off the job on Tuesday at Amazon warehouses in Germany to demand better working conditions, joining colleagues in Spain and Poland in taking action.
A panel of experts has been appointed to lead a nationwide analysis of the issues threatening the UK high street and advise on the best measures to rejuvenate it.
Consumer confidence in the UK grew by 2 percentage points in the second quarter to -4%, reaching the highest level since 2011, but while consumers are feeling more confident, the mood in businesses is more cautious.
Australian sheep farmers are confident restricted supply will underpin high wool prices for years to come as the fibre continued its stellar run in the last sales before winter recess.
The increase in Vietnam’s yarn exports, particularly to the world’s largest yarn importer – China, has made the country the world’s fastest-growing market for cotton.
Though the escalating tensions between the United States and several of its trading partners could hurt companies across a broad range of sectors, several industries are poised to withstand them or even thrive.
China National Textile and Apparel Council said on Friday it was deeply concerned about the escalating trade friction between the United States and China.
Chinese imports to U.S. ports rose more than expected in June, suggesting that some retailers moved up orders to insulate themselves from an intensifying trade war that threatens to send up costs.
Soccer fever is spreading around the globe as the World Cup 2018 final approaches -- and fashion fans are getting involved.
