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Stores selling secondhand clothing, shoes and accessories are poised to benefit from the Trump administration’s trade war even as global businesses race to avoid potential damage

Trump ended the ‘de-minimis’ rule while launching a trade war with China – which will make retail giants such as Temu more expensive, experts say

Cost of living crisis and sustainability concerns drive shoppers towards ‘pre-loved’ garments as older buyers join in

eBay expands into luxury fashion resale with authenticity-guaranteed consignment service, offering higher commissions for sellers and leveraging its global...

‘Do it for your daughter,’ she urges

Samina Virk, is North America CEO of Vestiaire Collective, a Goldman Sachs- and Softbank-backed platform.

Despite economic challenges, the specialty retail industry’s growth prospects look bright due to rising consumer spending, higher disposable income, and the surge in digital commerce. Given the industry tailwinds, let’s compare GameStop (GME) and Torrid (CURV) to determine which is a better buy now. Read more to find out….

OAKLAND, California — It’s after noon on a recent Wednesday, and the kitchen and patio at ThredUp’s Oakland headquarters are packed.

A new report shows which brands are getting resold the most secondhand.