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Eileen Fisher Makes Strides Towards Circularity With ‘Tiny Factory’
The American ready-to-wear brand is turning reclaimed garments into an economically viable collection of renewed and remade clothing.
Amid ‘Retail Apocalypse,’ The Future of Commerce Is Community
In a world where traditional retail is dying, stores must embrace communal experiences, explained retail futurist Doug Stephens on stage at #BoFVOICES. Watch now.
Holiday Season Boosts Macy's Stocks
Shares of Macy's jumped 3.4 percent, while rival Nordstrom added 1.1 percent, showing signs that consumers may spend more this holiday than in previous years.
Elizabeth and James Doubles Down on DTC, Introduces Watches and E-Commerce
With a new category and channel launched just in time for the holiday shopping season, the label is further developing its direct sales strategy.
Designer Simon Spurr Returns to Ready-to-Wear
The Yves Saint Laurent and Ralph Lauren veteran is back as creative director of Neapolitan label Eidos.
Is Yoox Net-a-Porter Undervalued?
Despite increased competition from worthy rivals, many analysts argue that there is room for upside in the Yoox Net-A-Porter Group's share price.
J.C. Penney's Same-Store Sales Beat Estimates
The department store chain said third-quarter comparable sales rose 1.7 percent, better than the 0.6 to 0.8 percent rise it had forecast last month.
Nordstrom Sales Hurt by Hurricanes
The department store said the natural disasters would likely hurt full-year sales by $26 million.
Nordstrom Doubles Down on Discount Format
As retail woes deepen, the department store chain looks to revive what was once its long-time bright spot: Nordstrom Rack.
Nordstrom Ramps Up Holiday Hiring Despite Slump
The department-store chain, which halted its search for a buyout partner earlier this month, looks to hire 13,650 workers to help meet seasonal demand.