As fashion businesses and consumers wait to see how the United States’ central bank navigates 2024, California Apparel News asked industry leaders: When thinking about the potential for the Federal Reserve to cut rates in 2024, thereby moving inflation closer to the agency’s 2 percent goal, what does this mean for the fashion industry?
Lenders are bracing for more companies to fall behind on their loan payments. That could create more opportunities for banks to dispose of these nonperforming credits through an Article 9 sale.
With lackluster holiday 2022 sales signaling a slowdown in consumer spending on goods, what new challenges can the apparel industry expect, and how can businesses in this sector navigate the resulting economic hurdles?
again, here we are two years out. who is let me pose this to you, who is the single most powerful person who has been charged two plus years out, anything to do with january 6th? i mean, oath keepers are important cases but they have no political power. forget about trump. no eastman, no clark, no rudy. nobody anywhere near an official position of power. mike, there s something to that. and i mean this maybe as a compliment, but he has a classic judicial demeanor. everything is very careful, very deliberate, very calm, but it s not always the best demeanor for a prosecutor. the new book is untouchable: how powerful people get away with it. elie honig, great to have you with us. congrats on the book. appreciate it. mika? i m still here counting. more? i ve got mar-a-lago, manhattan d.a., stormy, rape, georgia, january 6th, two angles there. oh, by the way, just sort of on