Daily LInks
1. UK Should Outlaw Imports of Goods Made by Xinjiang Forced Labor, Says Senior MP. A senior UK MP has called for a ban on importing goods made with forced labor from China’s Xinjiang region, as concerns grow over human rights abuses in supply chains. – Read More on Reuters
2. Planned Shein IPO Needs Closer Scrutiny, Says Former Labour Minister. A former UK Labour Minister is calling for greater scrutiny of Shein’s planned IPO, citing concerns over the company’s business practices, including labor rights and environmental impact. – Read More on The Guardian
3. What Are India’s Antitrust Findings Against Amazon, Flipkart? India’s antitrust regulator has accused Amazon and Flipkart of anti-competitive practices, including deep discounting and preferential treatment of select sellers, sparking concerns about market fairness. – Read More on The Print
4. H&M Pledges to Improve Supply Chain Working Conditions. H&M has committed to enhancing the working conditions across its global supply chain, addressing concerns over labor practices and sustainability. – Read More on Supply Chain Digital
5. Taylor Swift’s Handbag Signals Market is Competitive, Michael Kors Tells Judge. In a legal dispute, Michael Kors argued that the competitive nature of the handbag market, signified by Taylor Swift’s choice of bag, demonstrates the brand’s need to protect its designs. – Read More on Fashion Network
6. Lacoste Loses Trademark Fight Over Crocodile Logo in the Philippines. Lacoste has lost a trademark battle in the Philippines over its iconic crocodile logo, with local brand Crocodile Garments securing rights to use the symbol in the country. – Read More on Rappler
7. Substack Enters New York Fashion Week. Substack, typically known for its content platform, made a bold move into New York Fashion Week, signaling the growing intersection of fashion and digital media. – Read More on The Washington Post
