Nron says the business will maintain its online presence expand its distribution network in Canada and internationally.
Steve Shiffman, Chief Executive Officer of Calvin Klein, Inc., a wholly
owned subsidiary of PVH Corp. has unveiled a series of strategic changes to
the company in response to, what the company has called, rapidly evolving
fashion and retail landscape. As a part of the strategy, Calvin Kleins
the 654 Madison Avenue store will be closing in spring 2019. Meanwhile PVH
expects to incur pre-tax costs of approximately 120 million dollars over
the next 12 months in connection with the Calvin Klein restructuring,
including as a result of the closure of its flagship store on Madison
Avenue in New York.
Our industry is witnessing a historic transformation in consumer
behaviour which presents a significant growth opportunity as we look to
grow the…
Read the full article at: https://fashionunited.uk/news/business/pvh-raises-profit-outlook-unveils-restructuring-plan-for-calvin-klein/2019011140941
Quebec entrepreneur Caroline Nron on Thursday announced a business restructuring that will see nine of her firms 14 boutiques in Quebec shuttered and dozens of employees lose their jobs.
A total of 64 of the 152 people employed at the firms jewelry sales outlets and head office will be laid off. In a statement made public Thursday, Nron said she had proposed that the firms commercial leases be annulled as part of a restructuring of its corporate activities in order to adapt to the new realities affecting the retail business sector.
Nron noted the firm will maintain its online presence and develop it…
Read the full article at: https://windsorstar.com/business/local-business/retail/caroline-neron-closes-nine-of-14-quebec-boutiques-64-jobs-will-be-lost/wcm/94d15467-1c7e-44a9-a642-d9927caedcd6
Nron says the business will maintain its online presence expand its distribution network in Canada and internationally.
Quebec entrepreneur Caroline Nron on Thursday announced a business restructuring that will see nine of her firms 14 boutiques in Quebec shuttered and dozens of employees lose their jobs.
A total of 64 of the 152 people employed at the firms jewelry sales outlets and head office will be laid off. In a statement made public Thursday, Nron said she had proposed that the firms commercial leases be annulled as part of a restructuring of its corporate activities in order to adapt to the new realities affecting the retail business sector.
Nron noted the firm will maintain its online presence and develop it…
Read the full article at: https://montrealgazette.com/business/local-business/retail/caroline-neron-closes-nine-of-14-quebec-boutiques-64-jobs-will-be-lost
The parent firm of Cambridge Analytica,SCL Elections Ltd, has been hit with a fresh fine of 15,000 (16,500) including costs, for failing to comply with an enforcement notice delivered by the UKs data protection authority, the Information Commissioners Office (ICO).
The firm had been ordered to respond to a request to hand over the personal data belonging to a US citizen, Prof David Carroll.
This prosecution, the first against Cambridge Analytica, is a warning that there are consequences for ignoring the law, ICO Chief Elizabeth Denham said in a statement on Wednesday (9 December).
Organisations that handle personal data must respect peoples legal privacy rights. Where that does not happen and companies ignore ICO enforce…
Read the full article at: https://www.euractiv.com/section/digital/news/cambridge-analytica-parent-firm-hit-with-new-uk-penalty/
Hansa Heavy Lift, which is close to being declared insolvent, has now had six ships arrested in total. However, creditors will have to wait a little longer before submitting claims against the Hamburg-based carrier.


Photo: Hansa Heavy Lift
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