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Procter & Gamble on Friday warned of a roughly $1 billion hit to its fiscal 2027 profit from surging oil prices due to the Middle East conflict. Source link
The Beaumanoir Group, which has managed Boardriders’ licences in Western Europe since 2024, has made multi-brand concepts a hallmark of its strategy, having already implemented them with Vib’s and Sarenza Studio. Source link
Move over padel. Fashion/lifestyle brand FatFace has become the official partner with British Roundnet, an alternative fastest-growing UK sport. Source link
It’s crowded at the start line for the London Marathon. For sports retailers that is, with a host of them giving runner support and enjoying a huge captive audience to launch/promote product. Source link
Vivobarefoot’s seeing the summer landscape from a different prospective with the alternative footwear brand’s new campaign asking consumer to ‘Unknow Yourself’. Source link
DeepSeek has released its newest artificial intelligence (AI) model, DeepSeek-V4, promising drastically lower computing and memory costs for users and developers. DeepSeek-V4 supports an ultra-long context window of one million words, which the Hangzhou-based company described as world-leading across both domestic and open-source fields. The model is available in two versions: DeepSeek-V4-Pro, with 1.6 trillion […]
Adidas Originals has launched its first-ever co-created sneaker for the Indian market with brand ambassador Ranveer Singh, bringing a distinctly Indian voice to its classic shoe. Source link
Seasalt Cornwall has launched its latest branded sustainable collection with supplier Afflatus, marking a “significant step forward” in its ‘Creative Circularity’ vision and customer-facing campaign ‘Better by Design’. Source link
Not just another promo face. Lookfantastic wants its new brand ambassador, Olivia Attwood, “to shake up the way beauty is discovered, discussed and shared”. Source link
It may not come as a surprise but luxury store openings “moderated” in 2025, falling to their lowest level since the height of the pandemic in 2020. Source link
