Sharon Edelson is a senior contributor for Forbes and has a wealth of experience in the fashion and retail industry. With a background in journalism and a focus on business and consumer trends, Sharon provides insightful articles on topics such as fashion collaborations, retail acquisitions, and industry developments.
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Sharon Edelson's coverage revolves around business and lifestyle topics, with a focus on retail industry developments. She frequently covers press releases and private sector announcements related to companies such as Bobbi Brown, Saks Fifth Avenue, Target Corp., Bruckner Commons, and PIOMBO.
If you have news or insights related to these specific businesses or other prominent names in the retail industry, Sharon may be interested in receiving them. Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary on trends within the retail sector or offer analysis on how recent events may impact this space more broadly, she would likely find this valuable for her reporting.
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By: Sharon Edelson
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New Balance piloted resale before launching it in all 100 stores.
By: Sharon Edelson
Mannequins with the Ozempic pen. Ozempic and Wegovy are having an unintended but not entirely unpredictable effect on the apparel industry.
Stork’s digital warehouse, which boasts 500,000 products from 600 brands, has been able to grow swiftly.
Barcelona's Mango fashion brand posted strong first-half revenue with an assist from AI.
Paola Sasplugas, cofounder and creative director of Barcelona-based PDPaola, was working as an architect when she started designing jewelry for friends and family. She launched a web site and sold $25 million worth of jewelry to people she never met. It was time to quit her day job.
Paola Sasplugas, cofounder and creative director of Barcelona-based PDPaola, was working as an architect when she started designing jewelry for friends and family. She launched a web site and sold $25 million worth of jewelry to people she never met. It was time to quit her day job.
Chef Massimo Bottura in the kitchen. It's truffle season in Modena in November.
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