Facebook lets small businesses offer paid tickets for online events, while criticizing Apple for taking a cut.

The centuries-old retailer will be sold to SPARC, the ABG-Simon Property Group joint venture, but vendors and employees ponder their future.

A creative with a strong background in sportswear will be hired before the end of the year, according to new owner, ABG’s Jamie Salter.

The company will continue to have drop-off and pick-up locations in select cities.

The ceo of the e-commerce platform said Amazon is not yet getting traction with the luxury crowd.

Plastic-free packaging is a goal for Prana, Mara Hoffman, Outerknown in new initiative. What about the others impacted by coronavirus?

Data suggests consumers’ increased interest in private label products and economic uncertainty could cause a significant pivot.

The school is reconfiguring its internship program with the help of fashion leaders.

Together the two platforms aim to offer consumers seamless end-to-end returns.

The industry is still a long way from normal with consumer confidence sagging as the coronavirus spikes in certain regions.

The company is maintaining an optimistic outlook due to strong e-commerce sales and store performance, since June reopenings.

The crisis has thrown big c-suite compensation packages into even sharper relief.

The coronavirus crisis has given ceo’s and executive chairmen a chance to prove their worth.

More shoppers are going online, seeking contactless tech and value hunting, Google said. Expect those behaviors to lead into holiday 2020.

Small businesses are trying to reopen, despite concerns about safety going forward.

The Toronto-based company has reduced its central infrastructure, giving its operating units greater autonomy.

Gen Z isn’t the only generation demanding a change for sustainability.

The Extraitastyle site will launch on Sept. 1 with 80 ready-to-wear and accessories labels.

Companies slashed their marketing budgets due to the pandemic, impacting the whole media industry.

Shoppers are slowly returning to brick-and-mortar stores, according to Adobe’s Digital Economy Index.

Meanwhile, turnaround plans continue for the Coach, Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman parent company.

Natural Fiber Welding is transforming the reuse of natural fibers, such as cotton waste, into patented, high-performance materials.

While some tweaks were made to the duties in the Airbus dispute, wool suits and cashmere sweaters are still caught in the middle.

The denim brand will join Nautica and Aéropostale in the company’s Sparc division with Simon Property.

Inventory reductions, executive pay cuts and furloughed associates during the pandemic helped drive higher profits year-over-year.

The retailer told a Texas bankruptcy court Wednesday that negotiations on a sale are still ongoing.

The Trump administration is due to review tariffs imposed on European luxury goods in the Airbus-Boeing trade spat.

The brand tapped photographer Raven Varona to shoot New York City-based creatives in their home borough in the new collection.

The LVMH investment arm is backing the online brand in its growth plans.

The off-price department store said it will likely close all of its 281 brick-and-mortar locations.

Credit Karma weighs in on how to strategically budget during the pandemic.

According to Coresight Research, stimulus checks were spent on critical needs.

She has been Nike’s vice president of global talent and organizational effectiveness.

Jamie Salter and Authentic Brands Group have built a gigantic portfolio with the help of some well-connected partners like David Simon.