With Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia now set to take place in March, leading designers reveal what the new date will mean for fabric deliveries, production and sales.

Ragtrader catches up with Nra young retailer of the year award 2011 nominee Stephanie Nighfind.

Sales agents tell Assia Benmedjdoub what the new s/s selling season means for the sector.

Footwear brand Ugg Australia will expand its product offering, as it moves to increase market share in Australia.

Parlour X will be among a string of luxury boutiques to receive a dedicated capsule collection from womenswear designer Fernando Frisoni, following a production overhaul which commenced over autumn/winter 2012.

The relaunch of German-based womenswear brand Basler will be backed with a national rollout of stores over the current calendar year.

Despite the doom and gloom, there are still many opportunities for retailers to make a fortune in the current trading market, writes Simon James.

MGPO’s $8m faceliftRagtrader can reveal the cost of restoring Melbourne’s GPO building will be at $8 million, as the spectacular project races towards a completion goal of early 2013.

Ragtrader asks fashion analysis firm Editd to measure fabric, brand and style trends from Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia(MBFWA).

High Street giant Cue has received an average of 400 orders per week since its e-commerce launch last month, Ragtrader can reveal.

With the end of the 2012 fiscal year fast approaching, Mariana von Lucken provides a few tips on maximising returns.

Department store giant Saks Fifth Avenue has been successful in quashing a trademark application from a local business on the back of “robust” popularity and sales in the Australian market.

Pippa Chambers asks global trend forecasting powerhouse WGSN to determine the nation's top six designer flagships.

Property developer and owner of Sydney shopping strip The Intersection has confirmed the death of plans to launch joint designer complex The Intersection Co-Op.

Ebay Fashion Gallery has secured international fashion blogger Candice Lake as a contributor for its Ebay ‘Style Seeker’ program, as it gears towards an official launch.

If You’re a designer, you’re probably eligible for a government grant. Stuart Smith on the TCF Small Business Program.