3SI, which is owned by the German giant Otto, has announced that it is selling Blancheporte and Becquetand in France and Venca in Spain. The three entities make up more than a third of the group’s business.
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![]( "Chinese kit supplier 361 Degrees arrives in Europe")
Chinese kit supplier 361 Degrees arrives in Europe361 Degrees (361°) has taken its first steps in Europe with a spring/summer 2015 collection deliberately concentrated on running gear.
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![]( "Ahlers acquires Rousseau")
Ahlers acquires RousseauAhlers has announced its acquisition of Rousseau, in liquidation since July. The German group, which has long held licenses for Pierre Cardin, will acquire de facto the licenses for the brand’s shirts, knitwear and ap...
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![]( "Adidas launches ”secondary\" sports site")
Adidas launches ”secondary" sports siteIn late spring, Adidas quietly launched Adidas Specialty Sports, an online store already available in 16 countries and developed by Hermes NexTec, a subsidiary of Otto.
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![]( "Daniel Hechter: fashion show in Shanghai and a pop-up in Paris")
Daniel Hechter: fashion show in Shanghai and a pop-up in ParisDaniel Hechter is attacking on two fronts this fall: holding a fashion show in Shanghai on November 6 and launching a pop-up store in Paris the same month, while also looking for a permanent address in the French capi...
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![]( "Otto Group: Neela Montgomery, formerly at Tesco, joins executive board")
Otto Group: Neela Montgomery, formerly at Tesco, joins executive boardNeela Montgomery, who spent twelve years at Tesco, is expected to join Otto’s executive board as an executive member responsible for multichannel retail.
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![]( "Rocket Internet launches pick-up and storage business in Britain")
Rocket Internet launches pick-up and storage business in BritainGerman startup backer Rocket Internet is entering the British market for self-storage, with a pick-up and store business that seeks to eliminate the need for customers to rent their own locker space.
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![]( "G-Star unveils its Raw for the Oceans collection")
G-Star unveils its Raw for the Oceans collectionThe Dutch brand is presenting “Raw for the Ocean” at Pitti, its first collaboration with the artist Pharrell Williams, which was announced last winter.
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![]( "Otto Wins Retail Week Technology Award with Blue Yonder")
Otto Wins Retail Week Technology Award with Blue YonderOtto and Blue Yonder named winner of Best Customer Insight Project for its Closed Loop implementation.
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![]( "Germany's Otto seeks advantage from ethical credentials")
Germany's Otto seeks advantage from ethical credentialsGermany's Otto, Europe's second biggest e-commerce player, emphasized on Wednesday to its commitment to ethical standards as it tries to face off stiff competition from Amazon and other online rivals.