Marc Bain

Rihanna and LVMH have created a powerful partnership that’s made both of them a lot of money.

To celebrate the 200th birthday of Louis Vuitton—and to reach new audiences—the company has released “Louis 200,” a video game for iOS and Android.

The top news stories of the day included WHO’s call for a Covid-19 booster moratorium and Mexico’s lawsuit against US gun manufacturers

The move is a way for Walmart to make money from tools it originally built for its own use in its bid to transform its business for the digital era and keep pace with Amazon.

The two golds in skateboarding awarded so far have gone to 13-year-old Momiji Nishiya and to Yuto Horigome, 22.

The virtual, livestream format of Robinhood’s “roadshow” ahead of its IPO sent a message to both existing customers and interested investors.

Japan’s Yuto Horigome, sponsored by Nike, beat out competition from Brazil and the US in the street skating competition.

Crocs, once a novelty item, had higher sales than Converse this quarter.

The US will be wearing Ralph Lauren, Italy will be in Armani, and Canada will wear denim jackets.

LVMH and Virgil Abloh, founder of Off-White, have announced a greatly expanded partnership.

Some of Nike’s supplier factories in Vietnam have closed due to Covid outbreaks, but Nike has a diversified manufacturing base.

By 2025, nearly a third of personal luxury sales could take place digitally. Farfetch wants to facilitate them.

US clothing and clothing accessory stores are doing better than just recovering from the pandemic.

Authentic Brands Group, which is prepping for its IPO, may not be a household name in the US, but many of its properties are.

Over the past several months, the cost of rentals in the US has shot up on a mix of soaring demand and inadequate supply to match it.

At the current rate, Anta will soon overtake Adidas as the second-most valuable sports company in the world, trailing only Nike.

Shoppers are buying baggier jeans these days, and Levi’s is taking advantage.

Walmart’s picture of its diversity efforts stands in contrast with the feelings of some Black managers at the company.

Amazon has invested heavily to expand its fulfillment network, but its proximity to Americans still trails far behind Walmart’s.

The rise of e-commerce is spurring a decline in retailers’ profit margins, according to an analysis of six key European markets and more than 250 retailers.