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Bangladesh's evolving aparel sector: beyond low-cost manufacturing

A new sourcing report argues that the way brands are buying from Bangladesh has not kept up with the country they are buying from. “The Sourcing Times: Bangladesh” written by Forbes sustainability contributor Brooke Roberts-Islam and commissioned by trims manufacturer Harnest Label Industries argues that buyers are still judging the world's...

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Amazon surpasses 3 trillion dollars: has Wall Street just answered AI sceptics?

For almost two years, the same question has persistently resurfaced in the financial markets. American multinationals are spending billions of dollars to develop artificial intelligence, but when will these investments actually generate profits? The results published by Amazon last week may offer an initial answer. Wall Street has been quick to...

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A homecoming for Jonathan Anderson: what Dior's Dublin show reveals about his vision

Jonathan Anderson is coming home, and he is bringing Dior with him. Last week, the Northern Irish fashion designer announced on Instagram that he will present his autumn 2027 collection for the French fashion house in Dublin. He posted a sketch of a four-leaf clover with a ladybird to reveal that his next collection, following a stop in Los...

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Salvatore Ferragamo returns to profit in H1; consolidated revenues reach 468 million euros

Salvatore Ferragamo spa reported second-quarter revenues of 259 million euros (298 million dollars). This represents an increase of 2.4 percent compared to the 253 million euros in the second quarter of 2025, up 4.6 percent at constant exchange ratesDT. Consolidated revenues for the first half of 2026 amounted to 468 million euros. This is an...

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