Meghan Hall

6 days ago | sourcingjournal.com | Meghan Hall

Deda Stealth wants in on the U.S. market. Tariffs are helping its game.   The firm, which helps 70 percent of the Italian luxury market manage their supply chains, announced in March that it had acquired Competitoor, an AI-powered price comparison tool that allows brands to better understand their competitors’ price strategies and adjust accordingly. With that acquisition Deda Stealth has also elected to move into a new market: the United States.

6 days ago | finance.yahoo.com | Meghan Hall

Deda Stealth wants in on the U.S. market. Tariffs are helping its game. The firm, which helps 70 percent of the Italian luxury market manage their supply chains, announced in March that it had acquired Competitoor, an AI-powered price comparison tool that allows brands to better understand their competitors’ price strategies and adjust accordingly. More from Sourcing Journal With that acquisition Deda Stealth has also elected to move into a new market: the United States.

6 days ago | sourcingjournal.com | Meghan Hall

Amazon just keeps upgrading sellers’ experience with artificial intelligence. The e-commerce giant announced Thursday it had launched a new tool to aid the seller experience. Called Enhance My Listing, the tool allows Amazon sellers to upgrade existing listings with AI. Amazon has already released a variety of tools to aid seller experience; currently, sellers can create an optimized listing for a new offering on the marketplace with a few simple inputs.

1 week ago | sourcingjournal.com | Meghan Hall

Denim giant Levi Strauss & Co. (LS&Co.) has accused New York-based Premier Brands Group (PBG) of orchestrating “a large-scale counterfeit trafficking operation,” in turn infringing on more than a dozen of its trademarks. According to the denim brand, PBG, its CEO Alan Chartash and a variety of Doe defendants—unknown individuals who allegedly took part in the counterfeiting scheme—knowingly bought and sold fake products.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Meghan Hall

Denim giant Levi Strauss & Co. (LS&Co.) has accused New York-based Premier Brands Group (PBG) of orchestrating “a large-scale counterfeit trafficking operation,” in turn infringing on more than a dozen of its trademarks. According to the denim brand, PBG, its CEO Alan Chartash and a variety of Doe defendants—unknown individuals who allegedly took part in the counterfeiting scheme—knowingly bought and sold fake products.