As part of The Market @ Macy’s, the social media platform has opened a small business pop-up in nine of the department store chain’s locations across the US for the holidays.

When Meghan Markle wore a pair of “slave-free” jeans last month, she sparked a sales stampede and shone a spotlight on the growing number of companies aiming to meet public demand for slave-free products.

Dutch payments firm Adyen is willing to take a hit on the transaction fees it charges in order to win new business, said CFO Ingo Uytdehaage, adding its model would support profit margins as volumes scale up.

Centric Brands, known until recently as Differential Brands Group, released its third-quarter 2018 results on Wednesday, posting widening losses due to a net sales decline. 

Despite originally being a U.S. tradition, Black Friday and Cyber Monday are becoming increasingly prevalent in Australia, with deliveries experiencing 10 per cent year-on-year growth in the week following the events.

The American cosmetics company has entrusted the newly created Paris-based role to the e-commerce specialist, who brings 12 years of experience working for L'Oréal to the position. 

Second-hand fashion site Vestiaire Collective announced on Wednesday that it will soon be welcoming a new CEO with a very international profile: Maximilian Bittner, founder of Asian e-commerce giant Lazada.

Dundas, Peter Dundas' eponymous womenswear brand, has opened a pop-up store in New York City's SoHo neighborhood. The pop-up will run through February 19. 

John Varvatos will return to Pitti next January, as the American designer makes his reentry into the European orbit. He  will present all three of his lines inside Pitti’s central nerve system, Fortezza da Basso.

The Spanish group, which released its half-yearly financial results for the first time in its history, posted €6bn in retail sales, up 0.6% on the same period last year.