Zara's sister company Lefties looking to topple Primark ○
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48 days ago
Lefties is controlled by Inditex and is set to open stores at the Lakeside mall in Essex and the Liverpool One shopping centre over the summer period.
87 days ago
Zara clothes reappear in Russia despite Inditex’s exit ○
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Sale of branded products follows Spanish group’s insistence it was not returning to the country
8 months ago
Inditex chief says conditions for Russia return ‘certainly not’ in place ○
Latest sign multinationals that withdrew from market after assault on Ukraine are not rushing to re-enter
Zara owner Inditex flags slowing summer sales as quarterly revenues miss expectations ○
Zara owner Inditex on Wednesday posted weaker-than-expected first quarter sales while flagging a slower start to the summer season than last year
9 months ago
How Zara’s unorthodox Russian exit left it primed for a return ○
Inditex put cash into subsidiary before sale for ‘not significant’ sum to company now selling near-identical products
11 months ago
Inditex shares sink 7.5% as Zara owner points to sales slowdown ○
Zara owner Inditex on Wednesday posted a rise in fourth-quarter sales that met expectations but pointed to a slowdown in demand at the start of the year.
Inditex shares sink 7% as Zara owner points to sales slowdown ○
Zara owner Inditex on Wednesday posted a rise in fourth-quarter sales that met expectations but pointed to a slowdown in demand at the start of the year.
Inditex shares sink 8% as Zara owner posts fourth-quarter sales jump but points to slowdown ○
Zara owner Inditex on Wednesday posted a rise in fourth-quarter sales that met expectations but pointed to a slowdown in demand at the start of the year.
12 months ago
Business Lobby Urges Western Fashion Retailers to Return to Russia ○
Russia’s Shopping Centers Association said local retailers that replaced Uniqlo, H&M and Inditex have struggled to carve out a place in the market.
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