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Management
Lauder’s Fashion Sense: How Tom Ford Lured the Beauty Behemoth into Untested Waters
Dana Wood
December 7, 2022
While I’m sure it was just the way it all shook out, there are only men – seven of them, in fact — quoted in ...
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Luxury Is Close to a Tipping Point: Balenciaga Takes the Risk
Pam Danziger
December 5, 2022
The Twitterverse and the rest of the media world erupted with outrage over Balenciaga’s latest holiday ad campaign featuring children posed with teddy-bear bags dressed ...
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Gary Friedman: The Poster Child of Retail Radicals
Robin Lewis
November 29, 2022
How did I define the CEO of RH, Gary Friedman? As a true radical, and more. Perhaps even an iconoclast. Friedman is unique and complex. ...
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Simon Properties Group Acquires for the Future
Robin Lewis
October 26, 2022
In June of last year I wrote a somewhat scathing article about SPG and ABG’s, (Authentic Brands Group), formation of “SPARC,” (Simon Property, ABG Retail ...
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Ralph Lauren Finally Finds Its New Left Brain
Robin Lewis
October 9, 2022
“Fashion fades, style is eternal.” This bit of philosophical observation was the final jaw-dropping statement in a 2021 article in The Urban Journal, which opined ...
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Quiet Quitting Is a Clear Call to Repair Employee Engagement
Shelley E. Kohan
September 25, 2022
Quiet quitting has become a growing phenomenon thanks in part to social media, with TikTok and YouTube among the biggest influencers. But before we embark ...
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The New Rules of Work
Shelley E. Kohan
August 30, 2022
Striking the right balance between asking workers to return to the office and providing opportunities for work-at-home has become a challenge for corporate retail executives. ...
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The Risks and Rewards of Taking a Stand
Arick Wierson
August 28, 2022
Float with me here for a minute. If I had to go out to dinner with any brand, I think I’d choose Mercedes Benz. First ...
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