
Week in Review | July 30, 2021
Luxury brands see strong rebound; US budget chains add more stores; VF Corp reports Q1 revenue increased 104%
Put an end to information overload! Start the week off with a concise view of the key industry developments. On Monday we give you the news – without all of the noise. On Friday we give you a weekly wrap up top stories, including key data and market trends. We extract only what’s important – to give you a clear view of the market.

Luxury brands see strong rebound; US budget chains add more stores; VF Corp reports Q1 revenue increased 104%

“Business is Back” say mills at Spinexpo; Freight break new records, Rising coal use threatens sustainability goals

Consumers Ready to Spend; Snap Teams Up with Verishop; UK Cracks Down on Fake Reviews

Next plc’s sales surge; EU retailers face staffing shortages; LVMH acquires two brands; Beijing welcomes 342 new stores

Logistics: New Week, New Crisis; Labor Rights Groups Target Brands; Pakistan Sees Strong Textile Exports, US Tightens Xinjiang Ban

UK braces for ‘Freedom Day’; India’s ecommerce set to soar; Mix outlook for US market

Retail Sales Rise in Key Markets; Flipkart raises $3.6 billion in new funds; ASOS sees double-digit sales growth

Exporters Brace for Rising Logistics Rates; China’s exports and imports up sharply; Levi’s, Tesco join USCTP

Can’t Get There From Here; Bangladesh scraps plans for coal plants; Materials prices continue to soar

Can’t Get There From Here; Bangladesh scraps plans for coal plants; Materials prices continue to soar

Apple bets on onmi channel; China sees opportunities in multi-brand stores; India takes action against e-commerce marketplaces

EU faces worsening port delays; Packaging prices soar; Execs made responsible for sustainability goals