The late fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld will be the subject of a major retrospective at the New York Metropolitan Museum's Costume Institute in May, Vogue boss Anna Wintour said Friday.
Amazon.com Inc is facing a proposed class action claiming it illegally used a California sex offender website to conduct background checks on job applicants.
Forget polluting materials and oil-based resources, Swiss sports brand On presents a pair of running shoes made from carbon emissions.
British Vogue’s cover star for its October issue is Timothée Chalamet, making it the first time in the magazine’s more than a century of history that it has had a solo man on the cover.
Amazon is buying Belgian company Cloostermans, a textile machinery manufacturer that now specializes in mechatronic automation tools. Cloosterman has been supplying the American retail giant since 2019.
Spanish billionaire and Zara founder Amancio Ortega is in talks to buy several warehouses in the United States rented by global firms such as Amazon and FedEx for $905 million.
As the UK reacted to the death of the Queen, normal life continued after a fashion for many, although for some it was suspended — at least temporarily — on Friday.
Queen Elizabeth, Britain's longest-reigning monarch and the nation's figurehead for seven decades, has died aged 96, Buckingham Palace said on Thursday.
Liz Truss was named as Britain's next prime minister on Monday, winning a leadership race for the governing Conservative party at a time when the country faces a cost of living crisis, industrial unrest and a recession.
Meta Platforms Inc on Wednesday forecast current quarter revenue below estimates after the Facebook-parent recorded its first ever quarterly drop in revenue, amid a general weakness in the digital ad market.
U.S. retail sales rebounded strongly in June as Americans spent more amid soaring inflation, which could allay fears of an imminent recession but not change the view that economic growth in the second quarter was tepid.
U.S. annual consumer prices jumped 9.1% in June, the largest increase in more than four decades.
TikTok is suspending privacy policy changes relating to how it targets advertising at users due to take effect on Wednesday following a warning in Italy that it risked breaching European Union rules.
Italy's data protection authority has formally warned Chinese-owned short video-sharing app TikTok about an alleged breach of existing EU rules to safeguard users' privacy, the watchdog said on Monday.
Global retailers and consumer goods makers remain in crisis mode and expect consumer behavior to remain unpredictable for the foreseeable future, top industry executives told a conference in Dublin this week.
