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Bangladesh's apparel industry has been hit by shortage of labour, particularly skilled and semi-skilled ones, as many of the factories are suffering from the problem, resulting in shifting of export orders to other countries.
The insiders including, among others, some of the owners of the readymade garments (RMG) units, said they have been facing such a situation that has already affected their production and export earnings.
"Many foreign buyers are coming to us for placing orders, but somet
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Morgan Fabrics is moving into a new warehouse and distribution center here that at 320,000 square feet is almost triple the size of the building the company has leased for the past six years.
The building, which Morgan will use as its Tupelo Free Trade Zone facility, sits on a 25-acre site.
Arnie Gittelson, chairman of the Los Angeles-based fabric supplier, said in a statement that Morgan is constructing new offices at the facility this month, adding new telephone and IT facilities, and upgr
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40 Italian textile machinery manufacturers will be represented at upcoming Techtextil 2013 (June 11 – 13) in Frankfurt (D) and thereof 13 will be present at Meeting Point Italia, the exhibition space set up by ICE the Italian trade Promotion Agency, and ACIMIT, the umbrella association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers.
The thirteen exhibitors at the ICE-ACIMIT Meeting Point (Hall 3, stand B08) will be Bianco, Bombi, Bonino, Corino, Dell’Orco, Errebi, Ferraro, Gemata, Ramina, Ratti, Sa
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Nike
Nike is removing these shirts from sale.
Nike is in the process of removing this "Boston Massacre" T-shirt from its outlets, according to ESPN's Darren Rovell.
The shirt — which shows the word "Boston" spattered with blood — has nothing to do with the bombing of the Boston Marathon. Rather, it's a shirt for fans of the New York Yankees commemorating a 4-0 series of games in 1978 that the Yankees won against the Boston Red Sox.
The marathon bombing took place the same day as a
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The White House says President Obama supports a bill to give states more authority to collect sales tax from Internet retailers.
White House spokesman Jay Carney says the Senate bill would level the playing field for small businesses and brick-and-mortar retailers that are undercut by online companies.
Carney says that governors and mayors have overwhelmingly told the White House the bill is needed. He says states are losing out on revenue that could go to education, law enforcement, infra
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Ralph Lauren Corp. has agreed to pay $1.6 million to resolve allegations that it bribed government officials in Argentina to get customs clearance for its merchandise.
The Securities and Exchange Commission said Monday that the clothing maker reported the violations itself after they were discovered. The New York company agreed to pay $735,000 to the SEC and $882,000 to the Department of Justice as part of a parallel investigation.
According to the Justice Department, the manager of Ralph
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Next has become the third largest British retailer for market value at 6.9 billion pounds. Earlier this year the company reported a 15 percent hike in earnings per share and dividend for their investors.
This weekend, Next’s stock market value was 6.9 billion pounds, behind Sainsbury’s 7.1 billion pounds and Tesco’s 29 billion pounds, reported ‘Daily Mail’. A surge in the share price of fashion retailer Next has made it Britain’s third-biggest retailer.
Earlier this month Next announced that i
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Hermès has reported its first quarter financial report for the three months ended March 31, 2013. Sales grew 12.8 percent at constant exchange rates and 10.3 percent at current exchange rates. Revenue also grew 12.8 percent. Revenues from wholesale channels grew 9.9 percent at constant exchange rates. Hermès International did not buy back any of its own shares during the first quarter of 2013, other than shares traded under the liquidity contract.
In the first quarter, growth was dynamic in all
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With Mother’s Day only few weeks away, Giorgio Armani and Holt Renfrew have teamed up to launch a limited edition baby blanket in support of Free the Children, the international charity that supports millions of children and families around the world in developing communities. This is the latest in a long line of charity collaborations with some of today’s leading designers, most recently with Missoni and Tory Burch.
Exclusively designed for Holt Renfrew, it will be sold for a limited time only
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Rosa Clara gave a preview of her 2014 wedding collections at the 15th Miami Fashion Week and won the "Bridal Designer of the Year" award. She also celebrated the opening of her 150th Rosa Clara store, 365 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables, Miami, while her company Grupo Rosa Clara announced six years of consistent growth. It's hardly surprising that the Miami Herald called her "The Spanish Vera Wang."
To make an appointment, brides-to-be can find a local store at www.rosaclarabridal.com by clicking