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According to Footwear News, the German group is now targeting 15% revenue growth for fiscal year 2026, supported by a third quarter in which sales rose 13.3% to €719.5 million.
The American department store chain saw its net income climb to $97.7 million in the quarter ended August 1, a rise largely attributable to refunds linked to the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
The South Korean eyewear brand is establishing itself in the États-Unis with a 7,000-square-foot flagship, featuring an exclusive collection inspired by Los Angeles.
The German footwear maker saw its profit decline 15.2% in the third quarter, while its gross margin was hit by additional US tariffs, but it raised its revenue growth forecast to 15% for fiscal year 2026.
Mike Ashley's group would take control of six British stores, the online business and more than 1,000 employees of the luxury department store, which was placed into administration in June.
The sportswear brand, which reportedly surpassed a billion dollars in net revenue in 2025 according to FashionUnited UK, is said to be planning twenty international openings and twenty-five openings in the États-Unis over the coming year, according to FashionUnited UK.
CEO Ted Decker would take a medical leave estimated at a few months, according to Retail Dive. The board has approved a two-headed leadership entrusted to Ann-Marie Campbell and Richard McPhail, pending his return.
Samsonite Group would acquire 85 percent of Béis for $178.5 million, valuing the travel and lifestyle brand founded by Shay Mitchell at approximately $210 million, according to FashionUnited UK.
The Dutch luxury fashion brand, present at around 750 retailers worldwide, would set up on rue Vieille du Temple, with a Le Marais collection created specially for the opening.
APAr's founder, Jean-Christophe Chanjou, announced this Thursday on BFM Business that he was abandoning the plan to take over Duralex, on the very day the deadline for submitting bids expired. Two candidates remain in the running to save the glassmaker, which is under court-ordered receivership for the fifth time in around twenty years.
The two professional footwear trade shows would come together under the name Centro Crecendo, on 20 and 21 September 2026 at the Espace Champerret, ending a split that had lasted several seasons.
According to Retail Gazette, the retailer has tripled the floor space of its Kent site, now reaching 132,000 square feet, with 83,000 square feet of retail space designed by Dalziel & Pow.