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The solid annual gain in retail sales and the strong demand for luxury goods in the U.S. point to a thriving fashion industry. However, let us analyze whether popular fashion stocks Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) and Ross Stores (ROST) are ideal investment opportunities.

The luxury goods industry appears well-positioned to benefit from changing consumer trends, rising disposable incomes, integration of advanced technologies, growing popularity of e-commerce platforms, ease of payments, etc. Amid this backdrop, investors could consider buying fundamentally strong luxury stocks The Buckle (BKE), Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF), and Vera Bradley (VRA).…

Retail stocks responded to a slew of guidance updates early Monday ahead of company presentations at the ICR Conference.

WA's nursing union has accepted a three per cent pay rise but says its 40,000 members remain the lowest paid in the country.

Today is Black Friday, the unofficial start to the holiday shopping season. Americans are expected to spend $966 billion, $30 billion more than a year ago. As a result, two of the country’s most popular retailers are exhibiting unusual options activity on the final day of the week.

Turkey has pointed finger of blame at PKK, which has been waging an armed rebellion against Ankara for decades.

Considering the slowing down of inflation and the unwavering consumer enthusiasm for fashion merchandise, fashion stocks American Eagle Outfitters (AEO), Dillard's, Inc. (DDS), and Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) could be solid portfolio additions in September. Read on….

According to Barchart’s Top 100 Stocks to Buy, Abercrombie and Fitch is in the 11th spot. Only Miniso is ahead of it. Up 127% year-to-date and 258% over the past year, there’s an argument to be made that the teen retailer is ready for a significant fall.

Retail earnings: Abercrombie rallies on bit beat. Dick's Sporting Goods reported miss, weak guidance on shoplifting. Macy's remains cautious.

The WA Industrial Relations Commission has fined the nurses' union $350,000 over a state strike during which thousands of health workers took to the street.

WA's Australian Nursing Federation is fined $350,000 for a strike outside state parliament last year that attracted thousands of nurses at the height of a bitter dispute over pay and conditions.