The behind-the-scenes e-commerce powerhouse has picked up its pace as the world clicks more than ever.

January gave some much-needed momentum to fashion retailers.

People might have migrated to the suburbs for the pandemic, but the future lies in new business models more than new addresses.

The mall giant on making money with Forever 21, Lucky Brand, Brooks Brothers and J.C. Penney, big tech and a brighter future.

How Farfetch, Poshmark, Stitch Fix and their digital cohort are leading now, and what it says about where the industry is headed.

Luxury giant LVMH might also take a direct stake in the sandal maker, bringing some extra high-end savvy to the brand.

Specialty stores did add 14,800 positions, but it wasn’t enough to overshadow broader retail losses.

The CEO is continuing his push to raise prices and trim operations at the brand to come out of the pandemic stronger.

Third-quarter revenues fell 18.2 percent, but sales are growing quickly in Europe and Asia online as overall prices continue to rise.

The parka-maker managed to return to growth in the midst of pandemic.

An SEC filing detailed a stock arrangement between VF and “a key member of Supreme management” over four years.

The AAFA, Accessories Council, CFDA and Travel Goods Association made their pitch in a letter to congressional leaders.

Larsson officially replaced Manny Chirico, who remains chairman of the Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein parent.

The former Macy’s executive is now leading A.k.a. Brands and looking for digital brands to bring on board.

Marci Zaroff on what the world learned last year and how it’s changing for the better.