UNIQLO
Uniqlo is a Japanese apparel brand founded in 1949 by Tadashi Yanai. Known for its ready-to-wear basics, it operates under Fast Retailing Co., which is also parent to Helmut Lang, Theory, Comptoir des Cotonniers and more.


Fast Retailing to Reopen Two Uniqlo Stores in Berlin
The clothing retailer will be the first in Europe to resume business after all but one of its stores in the region shut due to the coronavirus.

Fast Retailing Predicts 44% Annual Profit Decline Due to Coronavirus
The owner of brands including Uniqlo and Theory also cut its full-year dividend outlook fro ¥480 ($4.41) per share, down from ¥500, as it reels from economic challenges beyond its key China market.

Uniqlo Reopens Stores in China After Coronavirus Outbreak
The brand’s parent company Fast Retailing announced that it has reopened more than 100 stores in the country, while 125 remain closed.

Everything Fashion Brands Need to Know About the Coronavirus
Crisis management and contingency planning should be top of the agenda, as the coronavirus' ripple effect continues to impact people and businesses around the world.

10 Ways to Win on Social
Advertising on social media is getting more expensive by the day. Here's how to drive growth without breaking the bank.

Why Disney Merch Is Suddenly Big in China
Gucci, Adidas and Uniqlo are all playing it safe this Chinese New Year. Will their cutesy collaborations pay off during one of the biggest moments in the global shopping calendar?

Fast Retailing Cuts Outlook After Asia Strife Hits Uniqlo Sales
The company was impacted by Hong Kong protests and a South Korean consumer boycott.

The Year Ahead: Neighbourhood Stores Return
Consumer demand for convenience and immediacy is prompting retailers to complement existing brick-and-mortar networks with smaller format stores that meet customers where they are and reduce friction in the customer journey.

Uniqlo Founder Resigns as SoftBank Board Member
Uniqlo founder Tadashi Yanai will step down from SoftBank's board at the end of this month.

Battling the Retail Apocalypse: What Worked and What Didn't
The last decade was the most transformative for retail since the rise of big-box stores in the 1980s. To drive traffic and better engage consumers, companies have tried out a number of different tactics. What were gimmicks and what stuck?