“Mondo Agnelli: Fiat, Chrysler and the Power of a Dynasty,” by Jennifer Clark, examines the 2009 partnership without shying away from human drama.
The company has until June to meet the exchange’s $1 minimum bid requirement.
The executive exited last month his role as Prada’s chief operating officer.
Retail-to-luxury group says the move will free up Jean-François Palus for extra duties.
The latest data on Black Friday weekend show it may not have been as strong as initially thought.
New practices, revised products explored by industry panel addressing denim and fashion garment washing.
The actress lent a hand to the drinking water non-profit in New York on Monday.
She is set to start her new post on Feb. 1, when current ceo Joe Gromek retires.
The beauty firm’s long-time leader will serve as executive chairman once a replacement is found.
The brand revives classic looks for its new collection.
The cult director will bring “A John Waters Christmas” to New York next week.
From a sparkling galaxy to a field of poppies, landscape prints are a great change of scenery for spring.
Julian Neale’s first collections will bow for pre-fall 2012 for both men and women, and for men’s fall 2012 in January at Pitti Uomo in Florence.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg was the guest of honor at a Empire State Pride Agenda’s cocktail party at the Emporio Armani store in SoHo.
Winner Joseph Altuzarra’s mentor is Calvin Klein Inc. president and chief executive officer Tom Murry.
The designer premiered her spring line Stateside at Tootsies, teaming with American Express and InStyle Magazine for a 42-piece show.
The Council of Fashion Designers of America just sent out its holiday e-card, which builds on the Design Manifesto it dispatched earlier this year.
The outspoken British TV personality and retail expert has unveiled a whole host of ways to shake up down-and-out shopping streets.
The luxury perfumer is exploring options after limiting distribution almost exclusively to Barneys New York flagships for nearly 10 years.
The firm hasn’t yet determined the number of shares for the offering nor the per share price range.
After being very publicly passed over for the top job inside the Tower, one could argue the 30-year publishing veteran’s career is going better than ever.
KJ Dell’Antonia will succeed Lisa Belkin as the paper’s primary mommy blogger.