Naomi Campbell Wins Appeal Against Charity Trustee Ban
A London tribunal ruled that the misuse of funds at the charity the supermodel founded had been concealed from her.

"You can have a seat at the table and not be a player"

"A malignant reality lurks beneath the happy surface "

"We are joined at the hip economically."

"The ranks of brands going fur-free are growing."

"If I'm not writing, I'm not earning"

"Individuals have had to assume greater responsibility for their economic outcomes"

"What makes this homegrown retailer think it can compete with LVMH-owned Sephora and Watsons"

"It falls into successive stages: anticipation, coping, and adaptation."

"Was he nuts? Some thought so."

"The law has its limits when it comes to protecting a company’s branding"

"It’s easier than ever for men to get tweaks to improve their facial structure."

"Western stores are now finding themselves in a tricky situation"
A London tribunal ruled that the misuse of funds at the charity the supermodel founded had been concealed from her.
The model had spoken publicly about a years-long struggle with depression and addiction.
Twenty top lieutenants to CEO Francesco Milleri came to their boss’s defense in an escalating feud with Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio, a son of the founder who abruptly left a senior role at the company.
The LVMH chairman’s net worth fell to $143 billion on Thursday, pulling him beneath Warren Buffett, Bloomberg reported.
The brand plans to buy back more than €800 million ($932 million) of stock, seeking to bolster investor confidence after a slide in its shares and the exit of an heir of the eyewear maker’s founder from his management roles.
Looking ahead, consumers surveyed by the Conference Board expressed negative sentiment towards future job and income prospects.
Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio is stepping down as chairman of the Ray-Ban brand and as chief strategy officer, the company said, after reports of tensions with CEO Francesco Milleri.
Canadian and US negotiators are working against an Aug. 19 deadline to avert 50 percent tariffs on Canadian goods. While discussions remain constructive, significant work is still required to resolve key trade disputes.