Digital Innovation and the Future of Fashion

The Toronto fashion store Peach Berserk is still running, 19 years strong - but owner Kingi Carpenter can't stop fighting rumours that it has shut down. That's because, in May of last year, she closed its prominent retail store on Queen Street West.

/PRNewswire/ -- Enzoani's seventh annual fashion show is set to take place at a secret location in Newport Beach on June 3rd showcasing the finest in bridal and formal wear from its 2014 collection. Enzoani, a young, vibrant company that has focused ...

Angela Ahrendts, Robert Iger and Wang Jianlin discuss the interaction between culture and economics and brands in the future development of China. Tapping into China's Changing Culture: An FGF Town Hall Angela Ahrendts, Chief Executive Officer, ...

NewRiver Retail Limited ("NewRiver" or "the Company") Final Audited Results for the 12 Months ended 31 March 2013 Third consecutive year of growth in revenue, profits and dividend NewRiver Retail Limited (AIM David Lockhart, Chief Executive of ...

Lon.& Ass.Props (LSE:LAS) Intraday Stock Chart Today : Tuesday 30 April 2013 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 30 April 2013 LONDON & ASSOCIATED PROPERTIES PLC: RESULTS FOR 12 MONTHS TO 31 DECEMBER 2012 London & Associated Properties is a fully listed focused ...

PARIS: Most consumers around the world would not care if over 70% of all brands disappeared, according to a Meaningful Brands survey that measured consumers' perceptions about whether brands contribute to quality of life. Havas Media, the ...

PARIS: Most consumers around the world would not care if over 70% of all brands disappeared, according to a Meaningful Brands survey that measured consumers' perceptions about whether brands contribute to quality of life. Havas Media, the ...

PARIS: Most consumers around the world would not care if over 70% of all brands disappeared, according to a Meaningful Brands survey that measured consumers' perceptions about whether brands contribute to quality of life. Havas Media, the ...

MENLO PARK: Facebook is to review how it deals with offensive content, following the withdrawal of ads on the site by brands such as Nissan, the carmaker, and Nationwide, the building society.The move follows vociferous complaints from campaigners ...