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	fashion As-it-happens update ⋅ March 28, 2018
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	Love and Entrepreneurship, Part 2: Fashion Brand Built On Respect, Honesty and Admiration Forbes Lori Hil , Contributor I write about personal and business growth as a Millennial Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Tweet This. Divide and conquer. Separating our responsibilities is the smartest thing we did. Liverpool. Ron and Jill of Liverpool Denim. Love And Entrepreneurship ... Flag as irrelevant
	Stella McCartney Will Take Full Control of Her Fashion Brand New York Times LONDON — Stella McCartney will buy back the 50 percent stake in her namesake fashion brand owned by the French luxury group Kering, ending a 17-year partnership and establishing the British designer as a rare independent label in a rapidly consolidating market. The deal, announced Wednesday, ... Flag as irrelevant
	H&M, a fashion giant, has a problem: $4.3 billion in unsold clothes Albany Business Review Editor's note : This story is available as a result of a content partnership with The New York Times. Subscribers will see stories like this every day on our website (and in our daily emails) as an added value to your subscription. In the world of fashion retail, where shopping is fast moving online and stores ... Flag as irrelevant
	Can fashion CEOs align on sustainability? Ecotextile News COPENHAGEN – This week the Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) released its first ever 'CEO Agenda', which outlines the most 'crucial' sustainability priorities for top fashion executives after consultation with its strategic partners Kering, H&M, Target, Bestseller, Li & Fung and the Sustainable Apparel ... Flag as irrelevant
	JD Sports Fashion to Acquire Finish Line for $558 Million Market Realist JD Sports is a leading sports and fashion wear retailer in Europe. Finish Line shareholders will get $13.50 per share (in cash), which represents a ~28% premium to the share price as of March 23, 2018. The deal is slated to be completed by June 2018 subject to regulatory and shareholder approval. Flag as irrelevant
	Fashion giant H&M owns $4.3 billion of unsold clothes Honolulu Star-Advertiser In the world of fashion retail, where shopping is fast moving online, and stores try to keep inventories closely matched to sales, even a small stack of unsold clothes can be a bad sign. What about a $4.3 billion pile of shirts, dresses and accessories? That is the problem facing H&M, the Swedish fashion ... Flag as irrelevant
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