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Analysis: Why Abercrombie & Fitch’s turnaround has not been cancelled

Inside Retail

However, A&F’s recent financial figures and strategy actually show a brand that is firmly in recovery mode, with a focus on more on-point marketing messaging and fewer stores, as sales are shifted to its digital channels. . International expansion driven through flagships. Abandonment of sexualised marketing.

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Temple of the Sun co-founder talks design inspiration and sales growth

Inside Retail

Founded in Byron Bay in 2014, it has gained a cult following for its unique designs inspired by history, archaeology and ancient symbolism. Darren Gallant: Temple of the Sun first launched in late 2014. IR: How would you describe the fine jewellery market right now?

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Retail appointments of the week

Inside Retail

Robinson joined the company in 2016 as an advisory board member, focusing on range development, market growth, channel expansion, technical enhancements and operational and financial improvements. He also held the position of chief marketing officer and group executive digital at David Jones.

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Bankrupt beauty: Lessons from Revlon’s supply chain failures

Inside Retail

Under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, the company is able to continue trading whilst it attempts to correct crippling fractures in its supply chain, in a desperate move to retain some of its once sizable, indeed, dominant market share. Known as a trailblazer, Revlon was once the most radical company in its space.

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Climate Advocates Are Gambling With Fate

Robinson Meyer

Big companies began advertising their climate bona fides under the Obama administration, when major tech firms started promising to buy 100 percent renewable electricity , at least in the United States. The country’s largest financial firms now advertise their approach to “climate-aware investing,” and every major U.S.