This week, we talk about the confidential IPO filing by Shein in London, the effect of Shein’s low-price model on industry players like Amazon and the ever-growing portfolio of LVMH.

In 2018, the Supreme Court struck down a longstanding federal law disallowing sports betting in the U.S. Six years later, platforms like DraftKings, FanDuel and ESPN Bet have quickly turned sports betting into a huge part of sports culture, with more than $120 billion worth of bets placed last year....

Both the new FLX Rewards program and the new app are focused on two things, according to Foot Locker’s chief customer officer, Kim Waldmann: improving the connection between Foot Locker’s online and offline retail, and giving customers better access to limited products.

For most swimwear brands, summer is when the majority of sales happen. With more competition in the growing $20 billion industry, swimwear brands are rolling out new campaigns and collaborations to win market share.

As we get closer to the Olympics, more fashion brands are getting in on the opportunity to sponsor teams and work directly with athletes.

This week, we talk all things luxury, including Golden Goose’s postponed IPO due to Europe's rough economic climate, Galeries Lafayette’s bounceback and plans for the Olympics, and Celine’s new Pilates-themed collection.

The ability to reach Gen-Z shoppers, along with the platform's recently launched capabilities, like collages and shoppable carousels inclusive of videos, has made Pinterest an increasingly attractive option for brands. Brands are also drawn to Pinterest’s potential for organic growth without the pay-to-play requirements of other platforms like Meta.

The rise of ultra-fast fashion companies like Temu, Shein and No Boundaries has coincided with an economic downturn that has led many customers to tighten their budgets. On the flip side, there’s also been a retreat into higher prices for luxury brands like Chanel, putting a squeeze on brands like...

The RealReal opened a pop-up on NYC's Canal Street on Thursday stocked with 35 styles of luxury handbags, but none of them are for sale. The reason: They’re all fake.