Nike Inc's online growth and a bullish outlook in China put it on a firm path and should help it easily ride out rises in U.S. import tariffs on its Chinese-made sneakers, Wall Street analysts said on Wednesday

Ikea reported annual sales above 40 billion euros (35.38 billion pounds) for the first time on Wednesday as the Swedish furniture group's push into e-commerce produced another surge in online revenue.

River Island’s UK sales drop to £765.6 million in its 2018 financial year is a sign that the company needs to work harder to turn around its womenswear, an analyst said this week.

On Wednesday, Kering announced the issue of €500 million worth of bonds, maturing in 2022, that are exchangeable for Puma shares, a further step in its exit from the German sport group, which began in 2018.

Sainsbury’s had good news around its clothing sales on Wednesday as they rose in Q2 after having been less strong of late. But the company had less to shout about around its Argos ops that continued to struggle.

Boohoo’s results statements are always a revelation, if only to see by just how big a margin the group is smashing the market, and its half-year report was no different. The latest six months were yet another triumph.

With 12,000 stores projected to close in the US by the end of this year, and the apparel and accessories sector expected to suffer particularly heavy casualties, Amazon looks likely to turn the situation in its favor.

The multitalented Parisian has been tapped by Calvin Klein for the role of Senior Vice President of Brand Experience.

Nike Inc’s quarterly revenue and profit beat market expectations on Tuesday as a push to sell sneakers and apparels to consumers through its own stores and online retailers gained pace.

Topsports International Holdings Ltd, the sportswear business of Chinese footwear retailer Belle International, on Tuesday launched a Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) of up to $1.2 billion (965.02 million pounds).

Rising temperatures last week were bad news for John Lewis's fashion sales and it seems likely that the rest of the fashion sector is suffering too as autumn seems to be slow arriving this year.

Spanish group Perfumes y Diseño has sold a majority stake in its luxury designer label Delpozo to a “large international fashion group”, but will retain a minority stake of around 15%.

After a bumpy few years, luxury brands are re-committing to China's market as a weaker yuan and the US trade war funnel more Chinese high-end spending back home, Tiffany & Co CEO Alessandro Bogliolo said in an interview.

Moss Bros opened its half-year results statement on Tuesday with a piece of good news, saying that its physical shops returned to like-for-like growth in the 26 weeks ended July 27.

China’s top technology hub Hangzhou plans to assign government officials to work with 100 private companies including e-commerce giant Alibaba, in a move likely to raise concerns over the growing role of the state.