The French luxury giant will take part for the first time in the China International Import Expo, the Chinese trade fair for imported products and services, scheduled on November 5-10 in Shanghai.

​John Lewis Partnership sales don't seem to be improving with a 4% drop to £206.08 million in the seven days to March 23. And that drop was largely accounted for by weakness at the firm's department stores.

Cocosa owner MySale Group reported its half-year results on Tuesday and said it has implemented an action plan “to address key challenges and improve profitability.”

Pitti Uomo is hosting another top label as Giorgio Armani’s younger, accessible line will star in the Florentine menswear show's June edition, with a dedicated section at the Sala della Scherma.

Debenhams has rebuffed Sports Direct again, saying that the prospect of a possible cash offer to buy it won't solve its short-term funding requirements so its talks with its lenders are continuing.

Moss Bros had a tough year in 2018 and reported its first loss for some time. But the new period has started more strongly and the company's online performance is accelerating.

Having achieved iconic status in the watchmaking industry since its launch in 2015, Chanel's Boy∙Friend wristwatch for women has been redesigned to feature a dial that looks like tweed.

Europe’s creative industries are urging EU lawmakers to back a proposed overhaul of the bloc’s copyright rules, putting them at odds with internet activists who oppose filters to block copyright material.

Chinese sportswear company Li Ning has reported double-digit earnings growth, with net profit increasing by nearly 39 percent to RMB715 million, or over $106 million USD, compared to RMB515 million in 2017. 

Canada’s largest designer pop-up event, Inland, is gearing-up for its 10th showcase. The spring edition will take place May 3 and 4 in Toronto at 135 Peter Street.