Phi, the critically-acclaimed label founded by Susan Dell in 2003, is closing, another victim of the recession.
Anthony Marshall has been sentenced one to three years in state penitentiary.
Gabriella Forte is leaving the company, effective Jan. 1.
The U.S. accounted for 85 percent of all Canadian clothing exports last year, but that figure is down 11 percent from 2001.
The domestic apparel and textile industry has gotten its first clear signals the Obama administration will pursue a more active trade policy next year.
Like a diamond, the classic beige trenchcoat is forever. Yet designers are adding lots of gentle fresh shapes and a bevy of brights.
Retailers face more responsibility in providing health care coverage.
Outsourcing doesn’t only take place in India — it’s also happening at the local mall.
Eva Longoria Parker has delved deeper into beauty with a signature women’s scent.
Same-store sales for Walgreen’s rise 4.9% as net income beats Wall Street estimates.
Naomi Campbell has dropped a case against her former personal assistant, according to London’s Evening Standard.
Princess Marie-Chantal and Prince Pavlos of Greece are celebrated with a dinner at the Standard Hotel in New York.
Burlington Coat Factory plans to reconfigure its $800 million asset-based credit facility.
Confectioner sues over Macy’s-Calvin Klein chocolate giveaway, granting an Oregon sweet shop’s request for a restraining order.
Investors looked past the snow that blanketed the East Coast and pushed up retail stocks 1.7 percent Monday.
Brazil may impose punitive sanctions in response to the U.S.’ failure to scrap cotton subsidy programs found in breach of global rules.
With Christian Dior and Chloé launching boutiques last week in Beirut, the Lebanese capital is seeing a luxury fashion revival.
Bluefly said it will receive $15 million from Rho Ventures, giving the troubled company more working capital with which to buy inventory and acquire customers.
Karl Lagerfeld creates a charity doll for Carla Bruni-Sarkozy Foundation.
Retailers have no illusions about miracles in the final stretch of a mostly muted holiday season.
Hermès International is backing a new brand in China that is set to launch for spring.