After Saturday’s cost-of-living marches, France counted at least 3,000 hit shops and moved their staff onto full state-paid leave, far beyond the luxury smash-up.
Hain Celestial is weighing Chapter 11 after lenders missed the October 12 amendment that would have unlocked a $323 million AURELIUS sale and cut $558 million.
Kering has removed Seán McGirr as McQueen’s creative director while it halves shops, cuts staff, and tries to rebuild the house around tailoring instead of sneakers.
About 1,500 French shops were hit on October 17. The longer cost sits with staff, grocers and insurers, not only the luxury names in the photos.
Fashion’s business case for nature is a farm invoice: fewer Pakistani bales, 2.5 million dead goats, and investors who now treat nature as portfolio risk.
Fashion audit fatigue leaves Pakistan factories proving compliance while wage theft still slips past the paperwork new EU greenwashing rules now require.
The ACCC’s first concerted-practice case since 2017 puts Sunny Queen and 11 other egg firms in court.