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LONDON (Reuters) -British online fashion retailer ASOS reported an 87% fall in first half profit, reflecting supply chain constraints impacting stock availability and cost inflation, though it did mai

Flight cancellations in the run-up to Easter are not what an airline needs ahead of its half-year numbers.   But that has been the story for easyJet PLC over the past two weeks.

In the coming week investors will no doubt be looking forward to the long Easter weekend but will have plenty to keep them busy, including some big company results and key wage and inflation data that

ASOS is primed finally to launch a full expansion into the U.S. with its Nordstrom equity partnership.

Fashion chain takes action after previously saying its shops would stay open because clothes ‘are a necessity of life’ Ukraine-Russia war – latest updates The Japanese retailer Uniqlo is the latest international brand to suspend operations in Russia in a U-turn after pressure to take action over the war in Ukraine. Earlier this week Fast Retailing, the clothing chain’s owner, said it intended to keep its Russian shops open because clothing was a “necessity of life”, even as a string of brands from McDonald’s and Starbucks to Burberry and Asos suspended operations in the country. Continue reading…

The firm joins other brands including Asos, Nike, Chanel and Gucci in ceasing trade in Russia

As fashion weeks unfold in Europe it seems like business as usual for many brands, though some, including Ganni, Nanushka, H&M, Nike and Asos, are taking a stand.

British food and clothing retailer Marks & Spencer has suspended shipments to its Turkish franchisee''s Russian business following Russia''s invasion of Ukraine, it said on Thursday. FiBA Group has worked in partnership with the UK retailer since 1999. It operates 48 M&S stores in Russia and 10 in Ukraine as well as stores in Turkey. Suspended Sales On Wednesday, British online fashion retailers ASOS and Boohoo said they had suspended sales in Russia, joining a growing list of companies shunning the country. M&S said it was building on its existing support for UNICEF UK''s Ukraine appeal with a £1.5 million ($2.0 million package of aid). Other Retailers Response Sneaker maker Nike and home furnishings firm IKEA shut down stores in Russia on Thursday, as trade restrictions and supply constraints added to political pressure for companies to stop business in Russia because of its invasion of Ukraine. French bank Societe Generalesaid…

Furniture giant also shuts stores in Ukraine and halts sourcing in Belarus Iconic Swedish furniture brand IKEA is closing all its stores in Russia, and pausing all its sourcing in Russia and Belarus as the war in Ukraine enters its second week. Stores in Kiev were also closed on Thursday, according to the company’s website. “The war has both a huge human impact and is resulting in serious disruptions to supply chain and trading conditions, which is why the company groups have decided to temporarily pause IKEA operations in Russia,” Brand owner Inter IKEA and store owner Ingka Group said in a joint statement on Thursday. Inter IKEA is in charge of supply, while Ingka Group owns most IKEA stores worldwide, including all 17 in Russia. Russia was IKEA’s 10th-biggest market in the year through last August. Back then, retail sales amounted to $1.8 billion, or 4% of total retail sales. Meanwhile, Belarus is purely a sourcing market for the company, with no stores in the country. The furniture maker has joined a number of international companies that have already stopped operating in Russia.

UK online fashion retailers Asos and Boohoo Group have halted their sales in Russia following its invasion of Ukraine. The post Ukraine-Russia crisis: Asos and Boohoo Group suspend sales in Russia appeared first on Just Style .

British online fashion retailers ASOS and Boohoo have both suspended sales in Russia after Russia''s invasion of Ukraine, joining a growing list of companies shunning the country.

LONDON (Reuters) – British online fashion retailers ASOS and Boohoo have both suspended sales in Russia after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Asos has suspended trading in Russia amid the nation''s ongoing invasion of Ukraine. The online retailer announced the decision on Wednesday. The post Asos suspends trading in Russia amid Ukraine invasion appeared first on Retail Gazette .

The online fashion giant said customers in Russia would no longer be able to order clothes from its website.

Asos has suspended sales in Ukraine on the back of Russia’s invasion, citing the importance of safety for its colleagues and parters. “Asos’ priority is the safety of its colleagues… The post Asos suspends sales in Ukraine with statement appeared first on Latest Retail Technology News From Across The Globe - Charged .