A new study into e-commerce has revealed a mass of lost opportunities for Australian etailers.

Myer has been announced as a finalist for Retail Advertising Campaign of the Year at the World Retail Awards.

Cotton On has partnered with the Global Poverty Project, just a month after coming to the table to improve safety conditions for workers in Bangladesh.

Details have emerged on the case of a local fashion retailer and “repeat offender” who has been fined thousands for several breaches of workplace law.

What went down at the first meeting of creditors for Kirrily Johnston?

Global fashion etailer Asos has launched a groundbreaking initiative for the Australian market, as it continues to grow its local empire.

Embattled surfwear giant Billabong has inked a deal to solve its debt dilemma which will see it switch its current CEO Launa Inman for a former vice-president at Nike.

A foreign fashion etailer has launched a new targeted initiative to lure Australian consumers and grow its local market share.

How can companies benefit from cheap labour in markets such as Bangladesh while improving the quality of lives for workers?

Local fashion chain Country Road has expanded to tackle new market.

Discount department store Kmart has upped the ante on its international supply chain policies, following public outrage on the Bangladesh tragedy and the responsibility of fashion retailers to take a stand.

Ragtrader Live speaker Simon James from financial advisory business HLB Mann Judd, reveals how to avoid the pitfalls of administration, following the firm's management of the Lisa Ho collapse.

Ragtrader catches up with Ragtrader Live presenter Alexandra Carlton, editor of Shop Til You Drop, to discuss how the changing media landscape affects fashion brands.

Iconic Australian designer and Ragtrader Live speaker Peter Morrissey has revealed details on his latest collaborative venture with discount department store Big W.

Online fashion giant and Ragtrader Live speaker The Iconic has netted another round of investment in the millions, as it continues to grow its empire at a rapid rate.

Jewellery chain Michael Hill International has revealed a revenue rise of 6.8 per cent for the fiscal year, but has joined fellow NZX-listed retailers in citing difficult trading conditions in Australia.