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The fashion retail group loses Begoña Costas, until now head of the children’s area, due to retirement. Marcheselli leaves the management of Inditex in the Italian market, where he is replaced by Bárbara Bastianelli.

The French Olympic brand faces the final stretch of its competition with two competing bids and allegations of unequal treatment. The Paris court will decide on July 4 whether to reopen the case or rule in favor of businessman Dan Mamane.

The world’s largest cosmetics group diversifies its portfolio with the entry of the British company specializing in hair, the second fastest growing category among all the French company’s offerings.

Spanish group Textil Lonia sets its flag on one of the most expensive axes in Europe. The next CH Carolina Herrera flagship store will take over from Zilli on New Bond Street, flanked by Fendi and Alaïa, while the West End is experiencing a boom in openings.

The French giant has launched a first store in Bordeaux dedicated to running, the first of up to five similar openings this year, as part of the company’s specialization strategy.

Donald Trump’s protectionist shift is weighing heavily on Asian e-commerce giants Temu and Shein, which are seeing a sharp decline in U.S. user engagement. Meanwhile, both platforms are gaining ground in key European markets such as Germany, Spain and France.

The Berlin flagship becomes Mango’s sixth location in the capital. The brand plans to add a dozen more stores nationwide and revamp its Hannover flagship by late 2025.

The department store group is going through a critical financial period, with high indebtedness that is forcing its creditors to accept losses. The company, which has already cut 3% of its workforce, needs liquidity in the short term.

The company will join the recycler’s board of directors with one seat, occupied by Berta Moral, director of Mango Kids and Teen. The Post Fiber was founded by Hallotex, Margasa, Textil Santanderina and ModaRe.

The U.S. sports equipment group ends the last fiscal year with a turnover in Spain close to €30 million. The company has been operating directly in the market since 2016, when it created a subsidiary.

The U.S. sports group will reduce the weight of China (which accounts for 16% of all footwear it brings to the U.S.) in its sourcing and is applying “surgical” price increases in its local market.

The Asian ecommerce giant began studying the possibility of being listed on the Asian stock exchange at the end of May, after receiving a rejection from the Chinese authorities regarding a possible listing on the London stock exchange.

The Swedish retail giant, which became part of Renewcell’s capital before its bankruptcy last year, is once again raising its stake in the company, which is now operating under a new name and strategy.

The French men’s and women’s fashion company has announced the appointment of Éric Vallat, formerly CEO of the Rémy Cointreu Group, owner of cognac brands, who will take over the position as of September.

The U.S. group closed the last fiscal year confirming its poor momentum and losing the $50 billion turnover barrier, while awaiting the impact of the new CEO’s roadmap.

The Swiss sports equipment group is finalizing the opening of the store, located at number 17 Serrano Street, on the corner of Goya. The store has two floors and is located next to Nike’s flagship store in Madrid.

The retail giant is immersed in an optimization of its commercial park, for which it has closed half a hundred stores in the last three months and which, in the short term, is affecting its turnover.

The Artemis bond is linked to the performance of Kering shares, which is in the midst of a top management reshuffle. The group, which urgently needs to gain liquidity, has reached its target.

The U.S. company specializing in the distribution of cosmetics and beauty products has announced the departure of the woman who until now was responsible for managing the company’s business, a position she began three years ago.

The Italian firm has confirmed that it is studying strategic alliances after months of rumors in the fashion sector. Its owner, the Emirati Hussain Sajwani, is looking to strengthen the brand, which is undergoing a restructuring process.

The former global director of Yoox will lead the new phase of the company specializing in fashion products Napapijri. The replacement comes after the departure of Silvia Onofri and is part of the restructuring driven by VF Corp.

The Spanish company specializing in large-scale fashion distribution, which has launched eight new stores in 2025, is moving ahead with its goal of opening 20 stores this year, thus reaching a network of 65 new points of sale.

F21 OpCo, the former operator in charge of the company in the market, has obtained court approval to begin liquidating assets and partially repay its creditors as part of its bankruptcy proceedings.

The industrial group has signed an agreement with a U.S. customer to develop and launch the brand on the market. The goal is to start with this popular sport, and then expand into other fashion sectors.

The U.S. next gen company is engaged in a plan to increase the industrial scale of its recycled polyester manufacturing, and will also start up its own factory in France in 2028.

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