Fleeing from Myanmar to Bangladesh, members of the Rohingya group secretly work in the nation’s apparel sector — but hide their true origins.

Investment in the $3 billion industry could suffer due to backsliding of democracy, the EU ambassador says.

Birkin handbags, $8 million jewelry, Picasso paintings — all luxury items reexamined in the 1MDB case.

The Danish jewelry producer has pledged $283 million to expand its manufacturing capacity in Thailand.

Almaty’s luxury mall, Esentai, has reached pre-crisis digits just two years after the local currency dipped to its lowest value.

As temperatures rise in Kazakhstan’s biggest city, residents ditch their all-black attire for color.

With more than half-a-million Rohingya fleeing Myanmar, the humanitarian crisis also affects Bangladesh.

Politics are a trouble spot for the country, but retail opportunities remain.

Garment workers will begin receiving $170 a month in 2018, a boost from the current $153 a month.

Marks & Spencer, H&M applaud institute as a solution to address the Southeast Asian country’s competitiveness.

Fake products were labeled as Pantene, Head & Shoulders and Schwarzkopf.

Companies that have not signed on include Wal-Mart and The Children’s Place — two brands linked to the Bangladesh tragedy.

Mongolia’s annual Ice Festival gives locals a chance to take part in ice activities – and break out their new clothing.

The brand has become the go-to online store for young Asian women.

A Netherlands-based SOMO report says that human rights and labor abuses in factories need to be urgently addressed.