Victoria’s Secret

The Year Ahead: Macroeconomic Headwinds Put Companies on High Alert
Continued caution is advised as mounting underlying turmoil could disrupt relations among both developed and emerging market economies.

The Year Ahead: The Business of Inclusivity
More companies will elevate diversity and inclusion as a higher priority, embed it across the organisation and hire dedicated leadership roles, but their initiatives will also come under increasing scrutiny in terms of sincerity and results.

The Brands That Teens Built
The rise of social media and e-commerce coupled with the so-called retail apocalypse has changed the landscape of teen retailers.

When the Culture Wars Came to Fashion
Brands are being held directly accountable for their actions to a degree that would have been unthinkable even a decade ago.

L Brands Has Three Months to Placate Activist Investor Barington
Victoria's Secret's parent company also confirmed that it cancelled its annual fashion show. The retailer said in May that it was rethinking the format.

How to Create an Inclusive Workplace
Employees who feel comfortable and engaged make for a more productive and innovative workforce. Here’s how to make meaningful change in your company.

As Victoria’s Secret Weighs What’s Next, Rihanna May Be Onto Something
The once-dominant lingerie brand is retrenching as new rivals present clear and focused messages that are resonating with consumers.

The Men of Victoria’s Secret Lay Out Female-Driven Turnaround Plan
The lingerie brand has been trying to reconnect with customers who have increasingly turned to rivals that embrace female empowerment and diverse body types, like Aerie and ThirdLove

Jeffrey Epstein the CEO's First Talking Point at L Brands Investor Meeting
Group CEO Les Wexner employed Epstein as a personal money manager for years, building a relationship close enough for Epstein to buy his Manhattan mansion before severing ties more than a decade ago.

What to Look Out for at L Brands' Investor Meeting
With company shares down 35 percent this year, investors are poised to demand answers at Tuesday's meeting. Here are some of the issues likely to be on shareholders’ minds.