Amazon evolves in premium market with launch of Luxury Stores
Amazon has evolved in the premium market with the launch of its new Luxury Stores concept, with Oscar de la Renta unveiling the first store featuring its Pre-Fall and Fall/Winter 2020 collection.
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Martin Brok succeeds Chris de Lapuente as new Sephora CEO
Martin Brok has been named as the new Sephora CEO and will succeed Chris de Lapuente on September 14th, according to a report by WWD.com.
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Ulta Beauty re-commences television advertising following a COVID-19 hiatus
Ulta Beauty has aired its first television advert since the postponement of all TV marketing in March this year due to the onslaught of COVID-19, according to a report by Fox Business.
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Hair care vending machine the Lavish Box targeting BIPOC opens in Detroit
A new vending machine offering products for BIPOC has opened in Detroit, named the Lavish Box.
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L Brands prepares for holiday sales surge with recruitment drive
L Brands has announced the hiring of more than 4,000 distribution center roles for the duration of the holiday season, according to a report published by ABC6.
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The Estee Lauder Companies welcomes Ulta’s Tara Simon to Too Faced
The Estee Lauder Companies has named Tara Simon as Senior Vice President, Global General Manager, Too Faced, effective immediately.
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Macy’s reports Q2 loss; bolstered by soaring online sales
Macy’s has reported a narrower Q2 loss than expected, bolstered by a better-than-expected surge in online sales.
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Ulta Q2 2020: Sales dive 26.7 percent despite e-commerce boom
Ulta Beauty has announced its results for the second quarter and first half of fiscal 2020. The US retailer saw its profit halved compared to the same six months of 2019 and US$1 billion shaved off its net sales total.
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Ulta to shut all stores for Thanksgiving Day 2020
Ulta Beauty has announced that it will close all stores on Thanksgiving, which falls on November 26 this year.
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Target smashed: Target delivers record gains in Q2
Target has announced its results for the second quarter of fiscal 2020, and let’s just say it’s a bit of an anomaly as 2020 results go. Comparable sales swelled 24.3 percent – the company’s strongest ever quarter – with store comparable sales rising 10.9 percent and digital comparable sales up 195 percent.
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