A group of 22 organizations representing the industry appealed to the Trump administration for help securing insurance for shipments.

The consumer giant has set an ambitious agenda to be carbon neutral by 2039.

A U.N. agency projects global trade overall in value terms will contract by 27 percent in the second quarter.

Public Health England has been studying the disproportionate impact of the coronavirus on people from black and Asian ethnic groups.

Parks, museums, restaurants and bars will begin opening next week.

Wage support was mostly requested to aid blue collars workers.

Retail is back, with some restrictions, as are hair salons and barbers in most counties.

Workers have filed thousands of coronavirus-related complaints as business lobbies push for immunity from liability.

The U.S. footwear industry’s lobby group penned a letter to U.S. officials, addressing financial fallout from the coronavirus crisis.

California appears to be picking up speed in its reopening plans amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The program, backed by the Business of Fashion, Textiles and Technology will help 10 U.K brands develop concepts into real business plans.

Central American unions are launching a campaign to pressure U.S. companies sourcing apparel in the region to pay factories for canceled orders and provide a living wage until COVID-19 abates.

City planning is being based on weeks more of people being at home, while Gov. Newsom starts to modify state orders on offices and malls.

The British government plans to extend a nationwide furlough scheme to the end of October and help vulnerable garment supply chains abroad.

Bangladesh workers are returning to factories despite confusion over safety protocols and as the industry loses billions of dollars worth of orders due to the pandemic.