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The Seville-based group, owner of the brand with the skull logo, is reported to be joining the capital of Yuxus, a young label founded in 2018, to support its international development.
CEO Ted Decker would take a medical leave estimated at a few months, according to Retail Dive. The board has approved a two-headed leadership entrusted to Ann-Marie Campbell and Richard McPhail, pending his return.
Samsonite Group would acquire 85 percent of Béis for $178.5 million, valuing the travel and lifestyle brand founded by Shay Mitchell at approximately $210 million, according to FashionUnited UK.
The French house has signed a lease for an 8,030-square-foot store in this historic shopping district in Floride, with an opening planned in 2027, according to WWD.
The Dutch luxury fashion brand, present at around 750 retailers worldwide, would set up on rue Vieille du Temple, with a Le Marais collection created specially for the opening.
The Inditex group's chain inaugurated its first American outlet on 7 August, in a shopping mall where Zara and Massimo Dutti are already established. A step that fits into the Spanish group's expansion across the Atlantic.
The Brazilian group that owns Avon Amérique latine saw its net profit fall to R$35 million in the second quarter of 2026, from R$446 million a year earlier, hit by operational difficulties in Brésil.
The chairman and chief executive officer of Cadicagroup joins the Canada Goose board effective August 7, 2026, with the highest score among ten candidates in the shareholder vote.
Rains' former chief sales officer takes over as CEO this month. Daniel Brix Hesselager, who had led the company for 18 months, is repositioning himself towards business development.
The Japanese brand unveils a new version of its running line focused on circularity, lighter and with a reduced carbon footprint according to its own calculations. Global availability planned for October 1, 2026.
According to FashionUnited France, live commerce platform Whatnot has closed a Series G funding round of 545 million US dollars, bringing its valuation to 20 billion dollars, nearly double its previous level in less than a year.
According to Cosmetics Business, the Japanese group would post a sharply higher core operating profit over the first six months of the year, while net sales would remain stable on a like-for-like basis.