Tag: corporate social responsibility

PFAS in firefighting foams: Understanding the latest regulatory changes

PFAS in Firefighting Foams: Understanding the Latest Regulatory Changes Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have long been a concerning topic due to their adverse environmental and health impacts. Among the various applications of PFAS, their use in firefighting foams has raised significant alarms. Recent regulatory changes both in the UK and globally have been implemented […]

South Korean chipmakers avoid US tariffs through domestic investments

South Korean Chipmakers Strategically Invest in US Plants to Sidestep Tariffs In the ever-competitive landscape of global trade, companies are constantly seeking innovative strategies to navigate the challenges presented by tariffs and trade regulations. Recently, two of South Korea’s tech giants, Samsung and SK Hynix, have made strategic moves to avoid the impact of US […]

Italian Regulator Fines Giorgio Armani €3.5 Million for Unfair Commercial Practices

Italian Regulator Slaps Giorgio Armani with €3.5 Million Fine for Unfair Commercial Practices Italian luxury fashion powerhouse Giorgio Armani has found itself in hot water as the Italian antitrust regulator imposed a hefty fine of €3.5 million. The regulatory body cited that the fashion group, along with one of its units, had been engaging in […]

American Eagle Proves Starting a Conversation Is Worth Controversy

American Eagle Proves Starting a Conversation Is Worth Controversy In the fast-paced world of retail, grabbing the attention of consumers is a constant challenge. American Eagle, a popular apparel brand, recently found itself in the midst of a social media storm due to accusations of having “Nazi” undertones in its fall campaign. While this controversy […]

Can an Ultra-Fast Fashion Brand Be ‘Sustainable’?

Can an Ultra-Fast Fashion Brand Be ‘Sustainable’? In the realm of fast fashion, where trends come and go in the blink of an eye, the concept of sustainability often seems like an elusive dream. However, US-Australian fashion brand Princess Polly is challenging this notion by proving that rapid turnover and environmental consciousness can coexist. Recently, […]

Burberry Investors See Progress

Burberry Investors See Progress A year after Josh Schulman assumed the role of CEO at the iconic British luxury brand Burberry, investors are witnessing promising signs of recovery amidst a backdrop of dwindling sales. Despite the challenges posed by a shifting market landscape and the ongoing impact of the global pandemic, Schulman’s strategic vision and […]

Nike Ends Relationship With Kyrie Irving

Nike Ends Relationship With Kyrie Irving Nike, the global sportswear giant, has made a bold decision to sever ties with NBA star Kyrie Irving. This move comes after the brand suspended Irving on November 4th, following the player’s sharing of a link to a film containing anti-semitic views. What set the stage for the termination […]

Seizing Fashion’s World Cup Opportunity

Seizing Fashion’s World Cup Opportunity As the FIFA Women’s World Cup tournament gains momentum, it presents a golden opportunity for brands to showcase their products and services to a rapidly expanding audience. The global reach and diverse viewership of the World Cup create a unique platform for fashion brands to connect with consumers worldwide. This […]

How Fashion Brands Are Navigating World Cup Controversies

Fashion Brands’ Response to World Cup Controversies: Navigating Ethics in Marketing The upcoming FIFA World Cup in Qatar presents a unique opportunity for brands to showcase their products on a global stage. However, the host country’s track record on human rights issues, including the alleged mistreatment of migrant workers and LGBTQ+ citizens, has sparked controversy […]

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