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Fordham to Create Fashion Law Institute
Fordham Law School creating Fashion Law Institute, which university officials claim is the first of its kind…
Tansky Ending Reign at Neiman Marcus
Burton Tansky, ceo of The Neiman Marcus Group and a leading figure in luxury retailing, will retire on Oct. 6.
Jimmy Choo’s Mellon Named Chief Creative Officer
Tamara Mellon has a new title at Jimmy Choo, but her role will remain the same.
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Coach Profits Jump 37.2%
Brand eyes Western Europe.
Burberry Sales Rise 7 Percent in Half
Retail sales rose 14 percent, while wholesale revenues declined 7 percent.
Vera Wang and David’s Bridal Form Bridal’s Newest Union
It may be the ultimate in aspirational design and marketing: Vera Wang has signed a long-term agreement with…
European Air Chaos Hits Industry
Europe’s flight freeze due to volcanic ash, which entered its fifth day Monday, is already impacting the…
Arnault Upbeat on LVMH’s Prospects
Arnault said LVMH also plans “targeted expansion” even in emerging markets.
Levi’s Launching New Brand for China
Levi Strauss & Co. is launching a new brand this summer in China — its first unveiled on foreign soil.
Elizabeth Arden Acquires Varvatos License
The John Varvatos fragrance license has changed hands.
Puma Unveils Sustainability Plan
Puma aims to get serious about the future of the environment.
LVMH Sales Rise on Rebound in Demand
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton reported an 11.3 percent increase in revenues in the first quarter.
Nordstrom, Tiffany Execs See Earnings Leap
Blake Nordstrom more than doubled his total compensation, to $4.3 million.
Nike Dropped by University
The University of Wisconsin-Madison said today it has ended its licensing agreement with Nike Inc.