President Donald Trump‘s first several weeks in office have been full of tumult for companies and consumers alike.

After a whirlwind week defined by trade tensions, President Donald Trump has walked back one of the most economically consequential elements of his tariff scheme—for now.

Amazon’s fourth-quarter earnings call heavily focused on the tech titan’s big $100 billion bet on AI in 2025, and introduced a soft first-quarter outlook that disappointed Wall Street.

TrusTrace has teamed with Textile Exchange to advance traceability in the textile sector and fashion industry’s supply chains.

Next-gen materials firm Gen Phoenix is tackling leather waste through upcycling. At our Sustainability Summit, Gen Phoenix's Elyse Winer will be on stage with Coach to talk about their co-created recycled leather fiber material NewGen. Join us in March:

“Thriving at the intersection of material, people and technology, we forge a path of innovation that empowers collective success.” - Brandix Knits' Asanka Wimalaratna Discover @BrandixLanka's innovations for agility, digitalization and sustainability:

Over 2,500 suppliers and 45 companies and brands rely on @trustuscotton's standards and sustainability reporting for their cotton programs. Watch this video to find out more about the program’s work to measure the sustainability of U.S.-grown cotton:

The Federal Trade Commission finally gave its consent.

Shoe prices could see a significant increase by the critical back-to-school season if President Trump’s heightened tariffs on China remain in place, according to FDRA president and chief executive officer Matt Priest.

The recent Israel-Hamas ceasefire and the Suez Canal’s own expectations of further stability in the Red Sea still don’t have Maersk quite convinced of an imminent return to the waterway.

With a new administration in office in the United States, the retail industry is watching what will happen with trade. Watch this video with @CottonInc’s senior economist Jon Devine to hear what trade conflicts or tariffs could mean for the cotton market:

Steals and deals from Temu and Shein just got a whole lot more expensive.

Amid growing regulations, material provenance has become an equally important sourcing criteria to a textile’s aesthetic or hand feel. Learn how @Supima’s AQRe™ Project is supporting fiber-level visibility for brands and manufacturers:

Sourcing Journal’s Sustainability Summit will explore the gap between ambition and action. Be part of the change:

JD Vance visited East Palestine, Ohio on the 2 year anniversary of the toxic train derailment that forced thousands of residents to flee their homes for days at a time with a clear message: “We continue to need to do better on rail safety in this country.”

At our Sustainability Summit, @Coach CEO and Brand President Todd Kahn will be speaking about NewGen, a recycled leather fiber material co-created by Coach and Gen Phoenix that will be used in a select number of its iconic handbags. Get your ticket:

A lack of buyer accountability and other unethical behavior persists in the global denim industry, according to 2024 State of the Denim Industry report by The Ethical Denim Council (EDC).

Capri Holdings is still looking for its footing. The company, which owns Michael Kors, Versace and Jimmy Choo, logged a $675 million non-cash impairment charge against its assets in the third quarter, hitting the bottom line hard.

For a startup and a major automotive company, autonomous vehicles remain on the roadmap.

Automation is valuable for fashion firms, but how companies prepare to integrate artificial intelligence is just as important as the adoption itself. Watch this video to hear @browzwear execs discuss building an ecosystem for AI: