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Apparel: Page 39
Rent the Runway Pays Angry Customers $200 After Service Failures
Fashion rental service Rent the Runway is refunding and giving out extra cash to disgruntled customers even as it warned that the service disruptions that have plagued the startup for weeks are likely to continue.
Human Rights Abuses in Xinjiang Threaten to Taint All China-Sourced Supply Chains
Multiple reports are emerging from Xinjiang about human rights abuses against the indigenous Uyghur population, including mass detentions and the use of forced and child labor in local factories.
Beating Murphy's Law on Warehouse Automation Projects
Nordstrom Will Let You Return Your Macy’s Online Order In Store
Nordstrom Inc. is trying a creative new approach for getting busy New York City shoppers in its doors: letting them return things they bought online — from other retailers.
No-Deal Brexit May Cost the British Fashion Industry $1 Billion
A switch to World Trade Organization rules along with tighter controls on international shipping have the potential to hamstring the U.K. industry, the British Fashion Council said.
U.S. Cotton-Crop Conditions Deteriorate as Texas Fields Bake
Conditions for the cotton crop in the U.S., the world’s biggest exporter, are deteriorating as dry weather erodes planting prospects in Texas, the top state grower.
The Hidden Gender Politics of Trump’s China Tariffs
The tariffs President Donald Trump has slapped on imports are disproportionately hurting women.
Digital Load Matching: A Revolution in the Supply Chain Ecosystem
As shippers seek to optimize supply chain operations, technology allows for innovation to meet that need. This has prompted a recent rise in shipment visibility providers. The most efficient solution, however, is digital load matching which integrates supply chain technologies—including visibility—with machine learning and artificial intelligence.
America’s Obsession With Beef Is Killing the Leather Industry
Just as the American love for meat has caught on around the globe, so too has the abandonment of leather, from clothing to car seats.
Trump Tariffs to Hurt U.S. Farmers More Than China Counterparts
The amount of farm products China exports to the U.S. is much smaller than what it imports from America, even with the retaliatory tariffs in place.
'Forever Faster': How Puma's Newest DC Puffs Up Service Levels
With the rise in e-commerce demand, smaller and more-frequent orders increased requirements for system performance.
ALDO Group Profits by Leveraging Store Inventory to Fulfill Orders
Like many fashion retailers, ALDO struggled to balance fulfillment objectives like cheap delivery, minimizing order cancellations and cutting safety stock — all while maximizing inventory turns.
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