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05.09.25 - 11:30
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Fast fashion′s quick decline: Asos and Boohoo have that post-Covid feelling (The Guardian)
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Once worth £5bn, Asos dropped out of the FTSE 250 this week and other brands face sharp competition in a tough marketOnce the feared enemy of the high street and worth more than £5bn, the online fashion retailer Asos has seen its value slump as it faces difficulties that could herald the demise of fast fashion.The London-based seller dropped out of the FTSE 250 with a whimper this week, valued at about £320m. Continue reading......
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02.09.25 - 13:54
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Walmart Aktie: Kaufchance mit Kursziel 114 USD! (Aktiencheck)
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New York (www.aktiencheck.de) - Walmart-Aktienanalyse von Goldman Sachs:
Goldman Sachs habe das Kursziel für die Aktie von Boohoo Group PLC (ISIN: JE00BG6L7297, WKN: A1XFBJ, Ticker-Symbol: 1B9, LSE-Ticker: BOO) von 0,23 auf 0,16 GBP gesenkt und die Aktie weiterhin mit "sell" eingestuft.
Goldman Sachs habe die Aktie von Walmart Inc. [mehr]...
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01.09.25 - 17:12
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Boohoo Aktie: Der Pfad zur Trendwende bleibt steinig! (Aktiencheck)
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New York (www.aktiencheck.de) - Boohoo-Aktienanalyse von Goldman Sachs:
Goldman Sachs habe das Kursziel für die Aktie von Boohoo Group PLC (ISIN: JE00BG6L7297, WKN: A1XFBJ, Ticker-Symbol: 1B9, LSE-Ticker: BOO) von 0,23 auf 0,16 GBP gesenkt und die Aktie weiterhin mit "sell" eingestuft. Der Schwenk zu einem kapitalarmen Marktplatz-Modell funktioniere zwar bei Debenhams, doch ein schwächerer britischer Konsument und strukturelle Gegenwinde hielten an, heiße es in einer aktuellen Studie. [mehr]...
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26.08.25 - 20:12
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Debenhams may sell Pretty Little Thing and shut distribution hub (The Guardian)
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Online fashion seller's losses widen to £264m as Poundland confirms plans to close up to 150 storesThe online fashion seller Debenhams, formerly known as Boohoo, is considering the sale of its Pretty Little Thing (PLT) brand and the closure of its distribution centre in Burnley, which could lead to the loss of 1,251 jobs.The company said it was “exploring a range of long-term options”, understood to include closure for the Burnley site and the sale of an already closed warehouse in the US amid falling sales and widening losses. Continue reading......
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15.08.25 - 12:24
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Online fashion retailer Shein′s UK sales leap by a third to more than £2bn (The Guardian)
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Profits rise 56% to £38.2m in 2024 as company overtakes British rival Boohoo and closes in on AsosShein, the online fast-fashion retailer founded in China, increased sales in the UK by about a third to more than £2bn last year, overtaking the British rival Boohoo and closing in on Asos.The company, which had been considering a £50bn float on the London Stock Exchange but is now expected to list in Hong Kong, said profits rose 56% to £38.2m last year on which it paid £9.6m corporation tax, according to accounts filed at Companies House this week. Continue reading......
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15.08.25 - 08:36
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′You can′t run a certification based on vibes′ – does B Corp still signal a business that cares? (The Guardian)
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Fast-fashion label Princess Polly has earned the global badge of corporate responsibility, raising questions about the awarding body's ability to maintain consumer trustPrincess Polly, available on Asos in the UK, has a lot in common with other ultra-fast fashion brands. Although a little more expensive than Boohoo and PrettyLittleThing, the Australian-American multinational offers the same kind of trend-driven, low-priced clothes, mostly made from polyester. At the time of writing, shoppers can peruse more than 2,000 dresses, from a £6 pink mini dress to an £82 cream maxidress. There are bikini bottoms for £3 and barrel-leg jeans from £8. But there is one key difference between Princess Polly and its competitors. In early July, it became B Corp certified, bringing the certification's integrity into question.B Corp is the world's most recognisable corporate responsibility certification and, since its inception in 2006, has been awarded to businesses that meet its “high standards of social and env...
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