Hugo Boss Cuts Outlook Citing Weak Demand, Higher Costs
The German fashion house, recently taken over by Britain’s Frasers Group, is in the midst of a second turnaround effort under CEO Daniel Grieder.

A new report shows that seasonal retail hiring has fallen each October since 2015.

The footwear brand is opening the doors of its Mount Street store for creative partnerships and pop ups over the next year.

The new branch comes amid a wave of investment in luxury stores and hotels in the French capital by LVMH and other firms hoping to profit from a recovery in tourist traffic.

Marks & Spencer said it would accelerate the pace of its five-year turnaround plan as it reported a 5 percent fall in first-half profit.

Opening in New York on Friday, the shop will feature over 400 new pieces every day, as well as valuation services, drinks and monthly installations from outside partners.

The company is the latest apparel retailer to file for bankruptcy protection following declining sales.

The ancient human need to explain the vastness of the universe through storytelling and mythology is what’s driving millennial consumer culture today in the US, argues Maggie Montagna and Mortimer Singer.

The proposal to pedestrianise London’s busiest shopping street could result in a significant bump in foot traffic, but more work will need to be done in order to burnish the chaotic destination’s reputation.

UK retail sales fell the most in seven months in October as annual growth in household spending slowed its weakest in more than a year.

The move matches electronics seller Best Buy Co. and proves that the most contested battleground for retailers this holiday season is the so-called last mile — getting products to customers’ door.

In the latest Lyst Index, Virgil Abloh’s Off-White rockets up 31 spots to become the third-hottest fashion brand behind Balenciaga and Gucci.

The expansion coincides with the launch of home goods this autumn, as well as an overall business shift towards direct-to-consumer sales.
The German fashion house, recently taken over by Britain’s Frasers Group, is in the midst of a second turnaround effort under CEO Daniel Grieder.
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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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