Amazon Workers Rally at NYC City Hall as Delivery Bill Gains Momentum
The Delivery Protection Act has backing from a City Council supermajority and Mayor Zohran Mamdani, but Amazon has spent more than $5 million opposing the legislation.
Beautiful Lives Project Holds Second Annual Fashion Show
Ten runway models, each of whom is visually impaired or blind, were clad in Nordstrom looks and CD Peacock jewelry that expressed their personal style.
Colombian Suppliers Face Earthquake Impacts, Tariff Woes
Shaken by the news, many Colombian exhibitors appeared to be monitoring the situation, with concerns about family, friends and employees clearly top of mind.
Charlize Theron, Colman Domingo and John Carpenter to Be Honored at 2026 Academy Museum Gala
The sixth annual gala, presented by Rolex, will take place Oct. 17 in Los Angeles, with Robert Rodriguez, Steven Spielberg and Kate Capshaw serving as co-chairs.
Pandora Shares Rise as Less Discount, More Design and Gen-Z Underpin Growth
CEO Berta de Pablos-Barbier said growth came “where we have distinctive product newness with high-impact activation” on a call with analysts following its upgraded guidance announcement.
Australian Researchers Tackle Country’s Clothing Waste With Compost Solution
The team focused on two key questions: What is the best composting method for cotton waste? Where in Australia is the most economically viable location for a composting facility?
Shanzhai MFA Brings ‘Drifting’ Art Theater to Shanghai With Cheruby Pop-up
The vagrant artist collective — which adapts the ethos of shanzhai, a grassroots aesthetic that often refers to knockoff or imitation merchandise and technology — will present a copycat version of the traditional Chaoshan iron rod puppet performance at Shanghai's Cheruby art space.
How Apparel Brands Can Win in the Age of Disruption
Blue Yonder's Jennifer Brox shares insights into the challenges the softlines market faces and how the company’s technologies and integrated approach can help.
