Plethora of Pop-ups: When Is There Too Much of a Good Thing?

Wolford said it expects trading conditions to remain difficult in the second half of fiscal 2010.

Ben Sherman Group Ltd is to focus on its core men’s wear business.

CIT Group hopes it can move certain operating divisions, such as factoring, to the group’s bank.

S&P Index closed at 407.08. Zale Corp. fell 17.8 percent to $2.08 last Friday.

K11 is dubbed the world’s first “art mall” and is the brainchild of Adrian Cheng.

Condé Nast Publications alleges an unauthorized Web user had accessed the company’s networks.

U.S. filed WTO case alleging China’s export subsidy program gave textiles, apparel and other goods an unfair advantage.

Pop-up shop concept, the hottest trend in retailing this year, may be wearing thin.

Jennifer Fisher, whose jewelry is worn by Sarah Jessica Parker, Uma Thurman and Nicole Kidman, enters silver jewelry and outerwear.

Whether it’s classic comfort or fantasy fare with a sexy twist, best-selling intimates and sleepwear for holiday gift giving share a common denominator.

For spring, designers used a variety of means to patch together materials for accessories.

Be&D co-founders Steve Dumain and Be Inthavong are going their separate ways after almost six years as design and business partners.

Cartier exhibit opened at the Legion of Honor fine arts museum on Saturday.

Thakoon Panichgul touched down in Tokyo last week to unveil some of his first designs for Japanese jeweler Tasaki and chat about the collection’s inspiration.

Kenzo Takada and Alexis Mabille are collaborating with pastry chefs to design Bûche de Noëls.

Hélène de Fougerolles, the 36-year-old beauty and girlfriend of Antoine Arnault, is on the big screen this holiday season.

Dede Wilsey was among 300 fine jewelry fanatics who attended the opening of “The Art of Cartier” exhibit in San Francisco.

Oscar de la Renta received an early Christmas present from L’Oréal: his fragrance license back.

Scoop’s boutique at 875 Washington Street in Manhattan, formerly called Scoop It Up, is now known as Scoop After Dark.

Loehmann’s has secured a three-year, $35 million asset-based revolving credit facility with GE Capital, Corporate Retail Finance.

Retailers may see gift card and internet sales rise because of the snow storm, but there’s uncertainty over whether they’ll make up lost sales.

Tiger Woods will continue his relationship with Tag Heur, but his role may be modified.