How did EMEA drive US’ Brooks Running’s H1 2026 growth?
American performance running brand Brooks Running continued its global growth momentum in the second quarter (Q2) of 2026, posting a…
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Where heritage meets magic: HistoryTV18 unveils new season of Tour D’ Royale
This Independence Day, HistoryTV18 brings a new season of Tour D’ Royale filled with royal journeys, hidden histories and magical…
How did Switzerland’s On swing from loss to $129 mn profit in Q2 2026?
Switzerland-based sportswear company On Holding AG has delivered robust second-quarter (Q2) 2026 results, underpinned by the strength of its brand,…
UK’s ASOS unveils autumn campaign spotlighting fashion creativity
ASOS has unveiled its latest autumn campaign, offering customers an exclusive look behind the scenes of the fashion world. Responding…
International travel: Thomas Cook report shows which currencies lead Indian forex demand
The US dollar remains the most sought-after foreign currency among Indian travellers, but demand is spreading to a wider range…
From pink to pitch black: Unique, colourful beaches around the world to add to your bucket list
Looking for coastal landscapes beyond the ordinary? Here are some stunning multi-coloured beaches around the world: from pastel pink shores…
Bangladesh swings from $304 mn deficit to $246 mn UK lead over China
A crossover becomes a gap According to TexPro, UK imports of knitted or crocheted apparel under HS** reached $**.** billion…
Indonesia Visa-on-Arrival fee may rise by up to 100%: All you need to know
Under the proposed changes, travellers who apply for an electronic Visa on Arrival (e-VOA) before travelling would pay 750,000 Indonesian…
Delhi Traffic Police maps 7 Red Fort parking spots on Google Maps, Mappls for I-Day
Delhi Traffic Police on Thursday said it has digitally mapped seven designated locations near the Red Fort to facilitate hassle-free…
China’s export surge could trigger a Q4 apparel inventory trap
That is the signal apparel buyers, retailers, sourcing offices and Asian mills should be reading not the **.* per cent…