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The jewelry company appointed veterans from Mattel and Tiffany & Co. as it continues to push its Grow Brand Love strategy.
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The jewelry company appointed veterans from Mattel and Tiffany & Co. as it continues to push its Grow Brand Love strategy.
After vacating a million square feet, the luxury retailer stopped paying $18 million in rent, but the mall owner is on pace to more than double that.
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The Campbell's Company said the innovation is one of the most requested by consumers in the brand's history.
Harrods has turned its loss around and returned to profitability in the past fiscal year. The London luxury department store held its ground in a challenging luxury market and…
As Lululemon introduces Klarna at its in-store checkouts, Michaela Weber, SVP Payments at Commerce, explores the place of BNPL in omnichannel retail. The post GUEST POST What…
High-protein meal brand The Gym Kitchen has expanded its breakfast offer with the addition of Instant Porridge Pots, which land in Asda this week. The range includes Golden Syrup…
American pop star Beyoncé has acquired full control of the SirDavis whisky brand after French luxury goods group LVMH sold its stake to he...
Shein could be forced to accept a valuation below $30bn (£22.4bn) for its long-awaited stock market debut as investors push back on the fast fashion giant’s proposed price tag…
Imperial Brands is preparing to cut thousands of jobs in key markets, including the United States and Europe, Bloomberg News reported.
The furniture retailer, known for its value-oriented marketing, said it’s seeing momentum build within its cohort of customers earning over $100,000.
Functional beverage brand Javvy, known for its protein coffee powders, is exploring a sale that could value it at around $1 billion.