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French luxury fashion house Hermes opened its flagship store in Guangzhou, China after a two-month break.

Gap Inc. has canceled its orders for the next summer and autumn seasons, which are in a complicated situation.

Apple is preparing to establish a weekly production of approximately 1 million face shields for medical personnel.

One of the largest companies in the Asian real estate market, CapitaLand Retail opens all its shopping centers in China.

Swedish fashion retailer H&M, the second-largest player in the world market, has announced plans to buy back all products from suppliers.

IKEA introduced a gallery of backgrounds for video calls that are becoming increasingly popular when working from home.

Faced with an extremely adverse reaction, Adidas apologized and said it would still pay rent for April.

The WeWork network of coworkers has started offering tenants to halve their rents, provided they sign a lease agreement for several months.

The brand will refocus some of its production capacity on producing masks and other protective equipment to join the global fight against the pandemic.

Several major retailers in Germany have decided to stop paying rent for stores that are forced to idle due to the coronavirus epidemic.

McDonald's restaurant chain is forced to revise the menu as the coronavirus spreads.

To support as many people as possible during difficult times, Nike makes its applications with exercise programs and video training available to everyone.