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FTC Holds Online Fashion Brand Accountable for Suppressing Negative Reviews, Issues Updated Guidance for Marketers, and Warns Review Platforms

Hunton Andrews Kurth

In the first FTC case to challenge a company’s failure to post negative reviews, the FTC has reached a proposed settlement agreement with the online fashion retailer, Fashion Nova, LLC, prohibiting the retailer from suppressing negative reviews and requiring the company to pay $4.2 million for harm suffered by consumers.

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Analysis: Why does Shein continue to escape scrutiny?

Inside Retail

The Chinese fast fashion giant may be one of the most downloaded fashion apps around the world, but it continues to maintain a low corporate profile. Ask any consumer to name a fast fashion retailer and they probably think of H&M, Zara or Gap. billion (US$10 billion) in 2020. Fast fashion, but slow deliveries.

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Who could replace Sharon White as the next John Lewis Partnership chair?

Retail Gazette

Potts joined the supermarket in 2015 after almost four decades at Tesco, where he started on the shop floor aged 16 and rose through the ranks to run its Asian operations. The retail veteran grew the upmarket grocer into a more than £6.5bn brand during his 10-year tenure as its boss, helping it to weather the 2008 recession.

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How Sophie Monk helped Skye + Lach Co on its way to $5 million

Inside Retail

Monk tagged the brand on her Instagram account around 2019, and there was a huge spike in traffic to the website and sales. “We The sisters worked in the same airline company, before starting a boutique store in 2015. Being keen consumers, we knew what we wanted,” she said. “We From 10 to 100 stockists.

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Tiffany, now owned by LVMH, reopens on a Fifth Avenue in flux

Inside Retail

With the return of tourism to New York after pandemic-related declines, luxury retailers are again betting on refreshed flagships to drive consumer interest and traffic. It involved a redesign of the entire 10-story building led by architect Peter Marino, known for his work on some of the biggest flagship stores in the luxury industry.

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Myth or Truth: Is Brick & Mortar Actually Dying?

Rangeme

In 2022, in-demand retailers and consumer packaged goods (CPG) brands will invest in stores while others will pare down their physical presence. Consumers still love to see what’s in store. As inflation fuels value shopping , retailers that target price-conscious consumers are betting big on brick and mortar. Retail Touchpoints.

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Nordstrom Leaves Canada, 9 Reasons Why

Indigo 9 Digital

The most famous exit of all time is when Target abandoned 133 stores in 2015 after failing to make the model work after only two years in Canada. From new online luxury competitors, to the casualization of fashion, to a pandemic and now historically high rates of inflation. More brands are selling direct to consumer.

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