Retail

Through innovation and localization to serve unmet needs, Lululemon has advanced from selling yoga pants to becoming a major brand in China and beyond.

Zara’s strategy now combines fast production with top designer talent, setting it apart in a changing fashion landscape.

China’s shopping bonanza sees record highs for some brands, yet consumer wariness signals an evolving retail environment.

Companies are using star athletes to capture market share amid a fitness boom.

Incoming CEO de La Faverie will step into his new role with the goal of reducing Estee Lauder’s reliance on traditional retail channels.

By empowering suppliers, flexing production, and building a versatile business model, Shein has raced to the top of global fashion.

Gracer’s success underscores Chinese used clothing as an economic mainstay across Africa’s markets.

Will Shein’s labor, safety, and environmental concerns shake investor confidence ahead of its tentative London Stock Exchange debut?