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Genesco exceeds its expectations in Q1
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Footwear companies take sustainability in their stride
Hardly a day goes by without a footwear company or a component supplier announcing a more sustainable product, a recycling program or an environmentally-friendly scheme. Such a flurry of initiatives is motivated by growing consumer and regulatory pressure as well as greater corporate consciousness. Nevertheless, the shift to more sustainable ...
Stocks of footwear companies fell by 16.3% in 2020
Well functioning financial markets are providers of information and signals. We are analyzing last year’s performance of footwear companies, but also of luxury goods and e-commerce companies with a strong footwear component, to see how markets perceived some of the key players of our industry.
How Covid-19 has impacted companies’ trade show budgets
It has become commonplace to say that the Covid-19 pandemic has dramatically accelerated trends that were already underway with the digitalization of the economy and society in general.
Industry Insights: How to find new B2B business in a digitalized market
The past spring created for most of us a feeling of pandemic panic and business paralysis. Offices were shut down and most employees were asked to work from home. From a pure productivity perspective, it gave a temporary feeling of winning back control of time. Time freed up from commuting ...
Diversity and inclusion are a growing corporate issue
In 2020, the year of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests, diversity and inclusion burst onto the public agenda. The theme has emerged on companies’ radars, too. Diversity and inclusion are increasingly criteria by which companies are evaluated. And, while some footwear and sportswear brands have come under fire for ...
WGSN sees three major consumer groups emerging from the crisis
The coronavirus pandemic has accelerated societal changes and is forcing industries worldwide to adapt to the resulting changes in consumption. Thus, WGSN has set out to predict what consumers will be looking for in the next couple of years.
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Portuguese footwear exports up 4.3% in first 4 months
UBC hires an e-commerce expert from Lotto Sport
Chiara Ferragni takes full control of Tbs Crew
Superfeet is taken over by a private equity
Aura Blockchain Consortium names a general secretary
Sports Direct opens an upgraded flagship store in London
Nike is the most resold brand
Birkenstock appoints a new managing director for Europe
Hoka One One hires a global creative agency
Asolo has a new distributor in Benelux
Big business on social media: Where digital natives shop
The plain “Buy now”-button seems to be a thing of the past. Online shopping is reducing friction, getting more intuitive, more fluid – and more social. “Social commerce” – or “social shopping” – is the fastest-growing distribution channel worldwide. Shoppable posts and stories allow brands and users to tag specific ...
Skechers opens its first flagship in Spain
Skechers has opened its first flagship store in Spain. The 499 square meter shop is located in Barcelona’s Barrio Gótico, one of the city’s most famous shopping areas.
Exor, WWICL to invest in medium-sized Italian companies
The Dutch-registered holding company Exor and The World-Wide Investment Company Limited (WWICL), a Hong Kong-based family office, have joined forces to invest in and support the global development of medium-sized Italian companies specializing in consumer goods excellence.
E-commerce lifts Dr. Martens’ full-year sales
The British footwear brand Dr. Martens reported a jump in full-year revenue and earnings in its first results as a listed company, driven by solid online sales as it reiterated its medium-term guidance.
H&M Q2 sales up 75% in local currencies
Hennes & Mauritz (H&M)’s sales in the second quarter ended May 31 rose by 75 percent in local currencies and by 62 percent on a reported basis to 46,509 million Swedish krona (€4,601m-$5,577m). The company benefited from the strengthening of the krona, but continued to be affected by restriction caused ...
Supply Chain Act adopted by German parliament
The German parliament passed the Supply Chain Act. The law, which aims to force companies to take responsibility for human rights abuses such as forced and child labor, forced evictions, oil pollution and land theft within their supply chains, will come into effect on Jan. 1, 2023. As a first ...
