Mike Ashley’s Frasers Says It’s Taken Control of Hugo Boss
The British retail group has pushed its stake in the German apparel brand above 50 percent in a move that will turn Hugo Boss into a subsidiary of Frasers.

The gap between closures and openings on the British high street has widened to record levels, according to new analysis from PwC.

Tumbling sales and difficulty adapting to online retail means the British company may potentially increase the number of stores set to close.

Europe’s biggest online fashion retailer is working to counteract a fall in average order size after it reported the slowest sales growth since launching a decade ago.

The luxury fashion house fell short of analyst forecasts this quarter but expects a full recovery in sales to follow.

With the rise of the experience economy, retail spaces are undergoing a radical rethink of their business models — as well as their very purpose.

Corporate scandals don’t often damage strong consumer brands but public awareness of the scandal surrounding the Topshop owner appears to be higher than usual.

The French fashion company, which has lately been disposing of assets to cut debt, has agreed to sell Chevignon to the Royer company and businessmen Stephane Collaert and Thierry Le Guenic.

The retailer will also offer faster checkout, allowing customers to bypass lines and pay for items in the product department where they are shopping.

After full-profits fell by 65 percent, its biggest loss in 240-year history, the British department store chain is set to close 50 stores over three to five years.

Analysts are predicting another big jump in holiday spending. Retailers are shaking up how they make the sale — online and in stores — to attract consumers who demand both low prices and a convenient shopping experience.

At the helm of a 750-store network across Greater China, Sham Kar Wai knows a thing or two about the Chinese consumer. On the eve of I.T Group’s 30th anniversary, the founder and CEO explains how he will double down on the market.

President and chief executive Marco Bizzarri talks future growth, that leaked video message to employees and continued trouble with China’s e-commerce ecosystem.
The British retail group has pushed its stake in the German apparel brand above 50 percent in a move that will turn Hugo Boss into a subsidiary of Frasers.
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