♥ The GameStop Dilemma: What to Do if Day Traders Target Your Company Stock (The Wall Street Journal): “Deciding whether to raise money is far more complicated than it might seem … Acting SEC chair Allison Herren Lee said … the agency is watching whether issuers who choose to raise money in the current environment fully disclose any risks surrounding their stock. ♥ (Video) ‘Framing Britney Spears’ (The New York Times watch on Hulu, FX, or YouTube) Last year, Asos sold half a million pairs of Topshop jeans and 300,000 Topshop day dresses, while 80 percent of HIIT’s sales came from the Asos site.”
While Topshop has lost its sheen in recent years, it’s a brand name that still carries a strong cachet with a whole generation. ♥ Why Asos Needs Topshop (The Business of Fashion): “The high-profile deal marks Asos’ first foray into M&A and reflects a rapidly intensifying race to dominate fashion’s booming online market … The Topshop deal is a way for Asos to boost its market share fast by taking control of a brand that already performs well within its core market of fashion-savvy consumers in their 20s. ♥ Asos Buys Topshop, Sister Brands in £295 Million Deal (The Business of Fashion): “Asos will pay £265 million for the brands and a further £30 million for their stock, but the deal excludes any associated stores.”
#The down life supertall tower creaks series
♥ Listening now: Reply All: The Test Kitchen, a four-part mini series about the Bon Appétit implosion.
0 kommentar(er)
