Amazon has begun hiring its own drivers in Germany and plans to open 11 more distribution centres to expand its delivery business in its second biggest market, the firm's German logistics chief said in an interview.

The Canadian sportswear brand plans to quadruple international sales by 2024, a goal that Gareth Pope, Lululemon's EMEA boss, is taking on board for the region he oversees, adopting a methodically patient approach.

Stuart Weitzman is presenting the second part of the "SW Boot Camp" Fall campaign featuring Kendall Jenner.

Walmart Inc likely discriminated against 178 female workers by paying less or denying promotions or both because of their gender, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has said.

British retail group Pentland Brands has rejigged its senior management team as Carl Davis prepares to leave his post as president, EMEA & Americas at the end of the month.

Chinese group Icicle – also the owner of Carven – has opened the first flagship store for the eponymous luxury label outside China, on avenue George V in Paris, proof of its ambitious international plans.

Swedish investor Kinnevik has sold a portion of its shareholding in online retailer Zalando. The e-tailer’s largest shareholder has completed a placement of 13.13 million shares, it announced on Tuesday.

Announced in July, the collection of white shirts designed by those close to Karl Lagerfeld to honor his heritage will be available for purchase on September 26.

Tommy Hilfiger and Lewis Hamilton revved things up in Milan Monday night, when they unveiled their latest fashion collection.

Thread maker Coats has brought together its range of software solutions into a new business unit that will complement and support its offering for clothing and footwear customers.

Perry Ellis continues to champion the 1990s, with the third drop of its ‘Perry Ellis America' capsule collection.

A mini heatwave has dented fashion sales at John Lewis and with the warm weather continuing, September could be a month to forget for the department store chain.

London fashion witnessed a great debate this season, with two sides squared off in opposing camps – the sacred versus the profane.

Japan’s Uniqlo and fibres and textiles giant Toray affirmed their commitment to sustainability this week at an event in London where they unveiled two major recycling initiatives.

French Connection’s half-year results showed it “building on good progress” and “on track to meet expectations”, but it's still loss-making. It also said its strategic review would be completed before 2020.