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Workers rallies across Asia resounded with a similar message on Friday, as protests, marches, and discussions marked International Workers' Day.

The Latino Donor Collaborative’s 2025 U.S. Latino GDP Report found that Latino purchasing power has surpassed $4 trillion.

The company is also laying off additional employees and signaled confidence in 2027, although there was no word on the potential Puig deal.

The eight-piece collaboration debuts ahead of the "Rick and Morty" Season 9 premiere later this month.

Penney's owns the Liz Claiborne brand and is launching a special capsule collection on top of the wide selection of items the store sells under the designer label.

The LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton-owned Champagne brand has a slew of activations in and around Miami for the Grand Prix Sunday.

The skin care brand made an unconventional decision to offer spa and skin care treatments Grand Prix paddocks around the world, and this year it's going even bigger.

The partnership seeks to empower youth and support educational and economic opportunities.

What might see the industry through is a watch that is credible by all accounts, fairly priced, transparently made — and keeping it one piece short of demand.

From textures that spill beyond the dial to the new Space Age, here's what caught the eye of WWD editors at the fair.

Retailers were impressed by refreshed icons, technical excellence, a sense of the exceptional — and the industry’s strong energy.

Red, purple and green are on the horizon.

Versace was consolidated in the results and registered sales of 143 million euros in the period but group sales in the Middle East plunged 30 percent.

The controversy kicked off after an elephant that was coated in pink for a photo shoot died a few months after.

The annual showcase and sale returns next week, bringing together 45 contemporary jewelers from 20 countries.

Spanish publication Expansión said that no final decision has yet been made on a merger.

Executive chairman Gildo Zegna touted "strong momentum" for the group's brands.

First-quarter sales were down 3.3 percent at reported rates due chiefly to currencyheadwinds, while underlying growth was 3.8 percent.

The numbers still beat market expectations and were an improvement on past quarters.

The media and consumer products firm, which bought the jewelry brand 12 years ago, sold it to Fuzion Creations for $3 million.