Fashion
Esprit France declares bankruptcy amidst ongoing financial struggles
Translated by Roberta HERRERA Published Aug 21, 2024 Following the bankruptcy of Esprit's European structure in Germany on May 15, Esprit de Corp
Unified Commerce Group acquires Greats from Steven Madden, invests in…
Unified Commerce Group (UCG)announced on Monday it has acquired Greats Inc., a digitally-native footwear brand specialising in premium sneakers for men and w
Coty misses revenue estimates on cautious retail orders, Lacoste license…
By Reuters Published Aug 21, 2024 CoverGirl parent Coty missed fourth-quarter revenue expectations on Tuesday, impacted by its divestiture of Laco
New sleeper rail service to connect the UK with Venice…
21 Aug 2024by Ilaria Grasso MacolaA new sleeper rail service launching early next year will connect London with Venice via just a single change, with a potenti
7-Eleven: Why the retail giant is on a rival’s shopping…
Getty Images7-Eleven is the world's biggest convenience store chainWhen the owner of 7-Eleven announced this week that it had received a buyout offer from a Can
Nature and sports campaigners to take to streets over water…
Green groups and sporting bodies will take to the streets of London for a march in autumn to call for clean water.Environmental activist and singer Feargal Shar
Female medical students travel to Scotland to defy Taliban education…
A group of medical students from Afghanistan have arrived in Scotland to continue with their degrees, after the Taliban’s rise to power in their home country
Red-hot rents for homes start to cool as tenants struggle
BBCMike and Lisa Buller say they are stuck in a rent trapThe "red-hot" rental market is starting to cool, exclusive data provided to the BBC reveals, but tenant
1.6 million children living with adults experiencing ‘problem gambling’ –…
Around 1.6 million UK children are growing up in households where an adult is experiencing “problem gambling”, a new report has found.Children exposed to ga
UK taxpayer outrage as China is handed foreign aid package…
Hard-working UK taxpayers have bankrolled projects in countries including Mexico, Malaysia and even China - where British cash paid for an all-female traditiona
Firms advertising jobs paying below minimum wage, TUC claims
Companies are advertising vacancies that pay below the minimum wage on online jobs boards, according to research by the TUC.The union organisation said it found
Wealthier households more likely to get shopping delivered, study finds
Wealthier people are more likely to buy their groceries online compared to poorer counterparts, a new study suggests.Researchers also found unskilled workers ar
