Following TikTok outrage, luxury brand Coach will stop destroying unwanted goods
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Luxury fashion brand Coach has pledged to end a controversial merchandise practice after a woman accused the company in a viral video of intentionally "slashing" unwanted merchandise.
Luxury fashion brand Coach has pledged to end a controversial merchandise practice after a woman accused the company in a viral video of intentionally slashing unwanted merchandise.
Barnes & Noble CEO James Daunt explains how supply chain issues could have a big impact on the availability of certain books ahead of the holiday shopping season.
Luxury fashion brand Coach has pledged to end a controversial merchandise practice after a woman accused the company in a viral video of intentionally slashing unwanted merchandise.
Barnes & Noble CEO James Daunt explains how supply chain issues could have a big impact on the availability of certain books ahead of the holiday shopping season.
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