As the world's largest search engines unveiled new AI robots, the artificial intelligence (AI) is taking hold in the value chain of fashion accessories, furniture, apparel and footwear, from optimizing resale experiences, helping shoppers find products that are suitable for reducing returns and customizing the purchase journey.
In Tuscany, fashion contractors internalize subcontracting. From leather goods to buckle finishes, different manufacturers reorganize factories, writes ilSole24ore. The problem of the fashion and leather sector in Italy is the lack of manpower. For this reason, brands acquire strategic suppliers, i.e. those who havegreater expertise and internalize the productions that were once outsourced.
But the won has long been treated like an emerging-market currency. The government is trying to change that — and join currencies like the U.S. dollar, euro, and yen — by loosening trading restrictions. The new measures will double the hours of open trading and let international investors deal directly with local brokerages that might offer better rates. South Koreans are the world's biggest spenders on luxury goods and the country is the first and the biggest foreign investor in the RMG and textile sector in Bangladesh
The 27th edition of Inspiramais, which took place from January 24 to 26 at the Events Center of the Federation of Industries of the State of Rio Grande do Sul (FIERGS), in Porto Alegre, had double-digit growth in business. The fair that revealed trends in inputs and materials for the footwear, clothing, accessories and home industry is the only one of its kind in the region. [Inspiramais conclui primeira edição de 2023 com êxito- Fashion network]
The bill, known as S-211, would require most companies operating in the country to publicly disclose what they are doing to prevent and reduce the risk of forced and child labor in their supply chains. It zipped past the country’s Senate in November and is currently awaiting approval in the House of Commons. If passed, it will go into force in 2024. [Canada Looks Poised to Pass Law on Forced Labor - Wall Street Journal]
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