Parent company L Brands files for credit protection in the U.K., a move that will impact the lingerie business’ 25 U.K. stores.

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The company will begin by closing about 250 stores this year. But execs say there will likely be more next year and beyond.

The lingerie business, owned by L Brands, isn’t seeking out a new buyer at present. Meanwhile, the c-suite shuffle continues.

The lingerie giant is taking several measures to protect itself amid the pandemic.

The new face of China for the lingerie retailer speaks up on self-recognition, defying stereotypes and life under lockdown with her family.

The lingerie retailer says the private equity firm needs to pay up.

The immensely popular actress announced as lingerie retailer’s Asia ambassador, three days after Zhou Dongyu appointed the face for China.

The private equity firm agreed to buy the lingerie retailer before the coronavirus pandemic hit.

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Demand declines as consumers continue to hunker down at home and events are canceled.

As recently as January, the lingerie start-up was in expansion mode. But the company said as a small business it’s “absolutely feeling the impact of COVID-19.”

Victoria’s Secret, Pink and the TJX brands have closed both their stores and e-commerce businesses.

Fashion reacts by temporarily closing stores or reducing hours to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Here’s the complete list of changes.

Sarah E. Nash will begin once the sale of the lingerie company is complete.