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A Global Roundup
Daily News
October 21st, 2008
R&B singer Ne-Yo tips his many hats to the '40s and '50s, bringing back a retro panache to the stage. (Los Angeles Times)
Blue is the new black this election year, as new analysis shows the fashion workforce supporting Obama over McCain 2 to 1. (WWD)
With luxury turning its head toward India, French luxury giant Hermès opens up shop in Mumbai. (Express India)
E-Bay bans the sale of ivory, helping steer African and Asian elephants away from extinction. (Los Angeles Times)
While Banana Republic may be the least troubled of Gap Inc.’s three retail concepts, that hasn't kept new creative director Simon Kneen from giving the chain a personality overhaul. (WWD)
— Staff
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- Daily NewsSafilo gets extension on loan payment, john lewis sales hit by hot weather, UK fashion sales down in June, Coach's new market...July 3rd, 2009
- Daily NewsM&S sales up almost 3%, West End will capitolize on London Fashion Week fever, New protests for Bangladesh Textiles, Madonna in new Vuitton ads...July 1st, 2009
- Daily NewsThe world's most fashionable cities, Beyoncé and Tina Knowles' Sasha Fierce, consumer confidence grows in June, Permira and Valentino renogotiate debt...July 1st, 2009
- Daily NewsQuelle gets loan guarantee from Berlin, 80,000 expected at Bread and Butter show, Glastonbury Festival sees the return of L.L. Bean and Levis, Korea's first luxury brand...June 30th, 2009
- Jason's Dispatches
News on my trip last week to South Africa is embargo-ed. What I can say it that it involved charity and it was one of the most profound weeks of my life.June 29th, 2009
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