Condé Nast International has lifted the veil on its 2017 financials, which will be published on Companies House in the next days.

The hire comes after the brand tapped Kory Marchisotto as chief marketing officer.

The company made more than $1 billion in a single quarter for the first time.

Slowness in January and with the Soho Jeans subbrand brought the results down in the latest quarter.

Its chairman and ceo told WWD it’s in talks with PVH and hopeful a deal can be done soon.

Folio: handed out 20 awards to publications and executives for digital accomplishments.

Facebook has been storing unencrypted passwords, readable by any employee, possibly for years.

British retailers are taking positive action on Brexit as politicians continue to bicker.

An analyst note from Berenberg earlier this year suggested the family-owned firm could come up for sale.

The capsule line includes accessories that combine the brand’s signature patinated Venezia leather with neon accents.

Dan Peres is coming to lead a relaunch of a site known for biting gossip and snark.

Telling stories in one voice, repurposing online content for the magazine and “figuring out how the two can work together” are among the editor’s priorities.

Edited said in its report that the trend is growing in the U.K. as well.

Schoeller Textil named Michael Lowery as sales manager of Eschler and Schoeller Technologies Brands for North America.

The brand has grown its business in Turkey with made-to-order travel accessories and classic handbag styles and is now ready to expand internationally, starting with the U.K.