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1 day ago | 
sourcingjournal.com | Jasmin Malik Chua
A former Calik Holding worker died last week after he was involved in a violent altercation outside the company’s headquarters in the Turkish capital of Istanbul.
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1 day ago | 
yahoo.com | Jasmin Malik Chua
A former Calik Holding worker died last week after he was involved in a violent altercation outside the company’s headquarters in the Turkish capital of Istanbul.
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1 day ago | 
flipboard.com | Jasmin Malik Chua
8 hours agoBelgium: Istanbul right venue for peace talks between Russia, Ukraine: ExpertsBRUSSELS, BELGIUM (MAY 14, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) SHOTLIST: 1. SENIOR ANALYST AT EU INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES, ONDREJ DITRYCH SPEAKING 2.
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1 day ago | 
sourcingjournal.com | Jasmin Malik Chua
A garment workers’ union in Myanmar has called into question Bestseller’s support for increased minimum wages in the disaster-ravaged Southeast Asian nation, citing complaints of rights abuses, including those alleging wage theft, unfair dismissal and a refusal to pay for medical treatment for workplace injuries, that have emerged from the Danish retailer’s suppliers in recent months.
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1 day ago | 
yahoo.com | Jasmin Malik Chua
A garment workers’ union in Myanmar has called into question Bestseller’s support for increased minimum wages in the disaster-ravaged Southeast Asian nation, citing complaints of rights abuses, including those alleging wage theft, unfair dismissal and a refusal to pay for medical treatment for workplace injuries, that have emerged from the Danish retailer’s suppliers in recent months.
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2 days ago | 
sourcingjournal.com | Jasmin Malik Chua
South Carolina’s textile producers want to make it clear to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent that they’re not involved with “jobs of the past,” as the Palmetto State native suggested in a press conference late last month, but rather a vital—and indeed, still thriving—part of the country’s national and economic security.
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2 days ago | 
finance.yahoo.com | Jasmin Malik Chua
South Carolina’s textile producers want to make it clear to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent that they’re not involved with “jobs of the past,” as the Palmetto State native suggested in a press conference late last month, but rather a vital—and indeed, still thriving—part of the country’s national and economic security.
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6 days ago | 
sourcingjournal.com | Jasmin Malik Chua
Mara Hoffman is glad she got out when she did. “I remember, the day after the election, being like, ‘Oh my God, thank you that I don’t have to sell a dress or a bikini today,’” the fashion designer said from her home in upstate New York, where she has been meditating on her next steps since the seismic closure of her eponymous brand nearly a year ago. Hoffman doesn’t regret the decision, which many bemoaned as the beginning of the end for independent, sustainable fashion.
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1 week ago | 
sourcingjournal.com | Jasmin Malik Chua
For a tiny southern African nation that President Donald Trump said that “nobody has ever heard of,” Lesotho appears poised to shoulder the brunt of his so-called “reciprocal” tariffs, which are set to replace the “universal” 10 percent rate on U.S. imports when a 90-day pause wraps up in early July. At 50 percent, Lesotho’s threatened duty is higher than any other country save China, which is currently grappling with a 125 percent tariff.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Jasmin Malik Chua
For a tiny southern African nation that President Donald Trump said that “nobody has ever heard of,” Lesotho appears poised to shoulder the brunt of his so-called “reciprocal” tariffs, which are set to replace the “universal” 10 percent rate on U.S. imports when a 90-day pause wraps up in early July. At 50 percent, Lesotho’s threatened duty is higher than any other country save China, which is currently grappling with a 125 percent tariff.
