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  • Tiffany aligns with fashion site to sell more jewelry

    In a first, Tiffany & Co. will sell its jewelry online, on a site other than its own.

    Tiffany has entered into a limited collaboration with online retailer Net-A-Porter to make select Tiffany items available for purchase on the global fashion site.

    “With their recognized edit and fashion authority, Net-A-Porter will re-introduce Tiffany as more than the legendary jeweler, but an expression of personal style,” said Philippe Galtie, senior vice president of international sales at Tiffany & Co.

  • On-call scheduling comes under scrutiny in 8 more states

    A controversial labor practice employed by some retailers is coming under increased scrutiny by U.S.regulators.  
  • Study: And the top shopping site for teens is…

    Amazon comes out on top — way on top — as the top shopping web site for teens.

    That’s according to Piper Jaffray Companies’ 31st semi-annual “Taking Stock With Teens” research survey, which highlights spending trends and brand preferences amongst 6,500 U.S. teens across 46 U.S. states.

  • On-call scheduling comes under scrutiny in eight more states

    A controversial labor practice employed by some retailers is coming under increased scrutiny by U.S. regulators.

  • Old Navy taps Gap’s supply chief as president

    Gap Inc. has named a longtime member of its executive team to head up its Old Navy brand.

    The retailer appointed Sonia Syngal as global president of Old Navy, effective immediately, as it looks to reenergize its value-driven brand. She succeeds Stefan Larsson, who left last year to become CEO of Ralph Lauren Corp.

    Syngal, a 12-year Gap veteran, most recently served as executive VP of global supply chain and product operations for Gap Inc.

  • Report: Kohl’s chief marketer resigns

    A shakeup in the executive ranks is reportedly occurring at Kohl’s.

    According to AdAge, Will Setliff, executive VP of marketing at the department store chain, is resigning his position the week of April 11. There has been no press release from Kohl’s or Setliff and surprisingly little coverage of his career shift outside of AdAge.

  • Simon finds new way to drive mall traffic

    Simon Property Group is adding an unconventional experiential component to its Opry Mills mall in Nashville that should add even more traffic to the already popular shopping and entertainment destination.

  • Abercrombie & Fitch names J.Crew exec new head of marketing

    Abercrombie & Fitch Co. has named Ashley Sargent Price as senior VP and creative director of marketing.

    In this role, Price will oversee creative marketing for all brands (Abercrombie & Fitch, abercrombie kids, and Hollister Co.), the company`s internal photo studio, and marketing operations. She reports to Fran Horowitz, president & chief merchandising officer.

  • JCPenney aims new private brand, store concept at plus-size millennial women

    Hot on the heels of its launch of a private label collection aimed at millennial women, The J.C. Penney Co. is now introducing a brand and store section designed for a subset of that market.

    JCPenney is debuting Boutique+, a plus-size fashion brand designed for full-figured millennial women. Boutique+ will be available at 500 stores and online May 1.

  • Warby Parker builds brick foundation

    Specialty eyewear retailer Warby Parker is increasingly moving away from its roots as a pure-play e-commerce operation. In an interview with Re/Code, co-CEOs Dave Gilboa and Neil Blumenthal discuss how traditional channels like brick-and-mortar, as well as emerging channels like virtual reality, play a role in the company’s continuing evolution. [Re/Code]

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