2014 WWD Apparel & Retail CEO Summit: Revolution, Evolution

Declines on both top and bottom lines smaller than analysts expected.

Photographed by Ryan McGinley, the ad highlights racial as well as gender equality and a new pack of tennis-related products.

Company raises profit guidance for full year.

The organization raised over $2.5 million for the Israel Museum with a rock ‘n’ roll-themed party.

Kate Spade & Company’s Mary Beech, Aritzia’s Oliver Walsh and Spring’s Ara Katz talk digital innovations.

Values consistently play a key role in shaping Zady as a destination shopping and lifestyle site.

The creative director discussed his vision for the future of the iconic brand.

“It was a journey that didn’t take us further from home, as most journeys do, but closer to the heart of America,” Gloeckler said at the WWD CEO Summit.

The pair, both partners at McKinsey & Co., dispelled industry myths and gave advice on creating company value.

The couple showed up to show their support for Jake Gyllenhaal’s new movie.

Until its initial public offering last month, e-commerce giant Alibaba was largely unknown outside the confines of its native China.

RetailNext wants to help brick-and-mortar retailers adapt to an ever-evolving digital world.

A new report alleging “modern-day slavery” in five Indian textile mills prompted Western retailers linked to the factories to pledge to take action.

Ringly is a smart ring that connects to a phone and alerts users to a waiting message with a subtle vibration or light.

Wanelo looks to crack the social shopping code.

The CEO says they want to buy brands that have a global approach and strong heritage.

If the Internet and the economy haven’t already dented the shopping mall industry, then its own detachment from consumers will hasten its downfall.

Macroeconomic headwinds have made it a challenge, but Bergh, president and ceo of Levi Strauss & Co., is hoping for growth this year.

Bratton encouraged attendees to work together to help offset crime affecting fashion and retail.

Survival tips from three top executives, who realize the sector has been losing market share yet aren’t about to raise the white flag.

General Growth Properties and Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp. are taking a stake in the Miami Design District.

The new 7,800-square-foot unit is slatedto open in February at 43 Boulevarddes Capucines, across the street fromL’Olympia.

The French house has taken over a four-level retail space on Ginza’s main drag to stage the latest incarnation of its sprawling retrospective.

The retailer is once more offering a limited-edition bag, this time picturing Balloon Dog.

They were honored with the 2014 Fiorello H. LaGuardia Award for distinguished service to New York City and New York City Center.

Sozzani will be in New York on Nov. 19 to receive the award at The New York Ball benefit hosted by the European School of Economics.

The Ga.-based in-store analytics firm has acquired Nomi.

The company's founder never expected his brand to grow so drastically.

WWD has learned that Zappos Couture has decided not to renew Talley’s contract as artistic director.