Новости за 17.04.2018

On Tuesday, the court will consider whether to let states force out-of-state online retailers to collect sales taxes on purchases in a fight worth billions of dollars, pitting South Dakota against e-commerce businesses.

Walmart Inc, the world’s largest brick-and-mortar retailer, said on Tuesday it has made extensive changes to its website, betting that a cleaner, more modern walmart.com will help it win market share from Amazon.com Inc.

Primark faced the same headwinds as many of its fashion retail peers in the the past six months but weathered them better than those rivals for the most part, even if margins ended down slightly and comp sales did too.

Luxury down jacket maker Moncler said on Monday internet sales had come to account for just under 8 percent of total revenue and the group will invest further to boost e-commerce.

Estée Lauder Companies Inc. announced on Monday that Jennifer Hyman and Jennifer Tejada have been elected to its board of directors, taking the New York cosmetic firm's board count to 17.

The ministers leading the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) could meet again on Thursday in Washington as they push for quick progress.

Swiss fragrance and flavours company Givaudan has begun recycling Haitian vetiver roots now used to make oil for fragrances to produce a new cosmetic substance it said can reduce wrinkles and help scents linger longer.

Canadian womenswear brand Judith & Charles has opened a new flagship store in Montreal’s historic Golden Square Mile Neighborhood, at 2090 de la Montagne.

The company announced on Monday the appointment of Patrick (PJ) Guido as CFO, effective April 30, 2018.

The Dinan festival jury, chaired by Frank Sorbier, revealed the winners of its 2018 edition including Dario Briegmann for womenswear, Cognaq for menswear and Agathe Du Preissoir for lingerie.

The co-CEO of the Chalhoub group, specialised in luxury retail in the Middle East, talked to FashionNetwork about luxury market trends in the Arab Gulf, and about the group’s future growth plans.

Nike Inc's Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion Antoine Andrews has left the company, a spokeswoman said on Monday, the latest in a string of executive departures at the sportswear maker.