Forever 21’s New Owners Face A Slowdown In Fast Fashion
Retail Dive / February 25, 2020
Read MoreRetail Dive / February 25, 2020
Read MoreIt is expected that Forever 21 stores will continue to operate across the United States and international territories.
Read MoreThe products are developed with one-of-a-kind formulations and curated for active adults and athletes who require fast, effective relief for their stiff and overworked muscles.
Read MoreThe company also has offices in Toronto, Shanghai, and Los Angeles and will continue to grow its global presence with its expansion into Europe in 2020.
Read MoreFlipkart Group will manage Nautica’s online and offline business, through a network of franchise partners, helping to strengthen the brand and its business in India.
Read MoreThe company’s portfolio of over 50 brands generates close to $10 billion in annual worldwide revenue in more than 70 countries.
Read MoreThis acquisition adds a new vertical to ABG’s growing platform and portfolio, which currently generates over $9.3 billion in global retail sales annually.
Read MoreSimilar to the operating structure created when it acquired Aéropostale, ABG has taken a minority stake in Liberated Brands, the newly-formed operating company for Volcom.
Read MoreABG has inked a new licensing deal with GGB Beauty to develop a line of CBD-infused personal care products designed for active adult men and women.
Read MoreThrough a newly-formed company, ABG and entities controlled by Jay Schottenstein will partner to purchase proprietary brands including Thomasville, Broyhill, Drexel, and Henredon.
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