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Bangladesh: 150 Bangladesh garment factories shut, 11,000 workers charged - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh: 150 Bangladesh garment factories shut, 11,000 workers charged

The Bangladeshi garment manufacturers took the decision to close 150 factories "indefinitely" on Saturday. This move comes in the wake of blanket charges being issued for 11,000 workers by the police in connection with recent violent protests advocating for a higher minimum wage.

Long Growth Runway Ahead for Denim, Activewear, Analysts Say - Vimarsana News

Long Growth Runway Ahead for Denim, Activewear, Analysts Say

Levi Strauss, Lululemon, Kontoor's Wrangler and Lee brands and Boot Barn are positioned for growth in denim, activewear and Western wear.

Source: yahoo.com
Bangkok Bidder Would Have Paid up to $200,000 for Historic Levi's Jeans - Vimarsana News

Bangkok Bidder Would Have Paid up to $200,000 for Historic Levi's Jeans

Jeans purported to be the oldest surviving Levi’s sold at auction for $100,000 at the Durango Vintage Festivus.

Source: yahoo.com
Levi's sees strong performance in Asian markets fueled by India's emergence as key growth hub - Vimarsana News

Levi's sees strong performance in Asian markets fueled by India's emergence as key growth hub

Levi Strauss thrives in India's youthful market, eyes further expansion amid strong double-digit growth in Asia.

The Distressed Look At Levi Strauss Is In The Corporate Suite Who Are Lacking Vision - Vimarsana News

The Distressed Look At Levi Strauss Is In The Corporate Suite Who Are Lacking Vision

Levi's: From Fashion Icon to Corporate Distress – A Tale of Ups and Downs in the Denim Business. Can it find a new vision for the future?

Source: forbes.com