American Apparel Reportedly Ready to File for Bankruptcy Again

Last week, we reported that American Apparel was generating interest from apparel licensors, and that a potential bankruptcy in the future could be a catalyst toward that sale. It seems that the ball is rolling, as Bloomberg reported that the Los Angeles-based apparel company is planning its second bankruptcy filing in two years. Sources close…

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Delta Airlines Integrates Luggage Tag Tracking Into App

Anyone who has lost their luggage during a trip knows that it’s not fun. There’s that sinking feeling of showing up to the luggage carousel and waiting in vain for a bag that’s hundreds of miles away. Previously, Delta Airlines worked to alleviate this issue by introducing luggage…

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Chicago Cubs Treat Famous Fans with Gift Box

After what many believe to be a few cursed decades, the Chicago Cubs have made it to the World Series. And, to celebrate the fans that have stuck by them, the team sent gift boxes to some well-known Cubs supporters, like Chicago Bears receiver Alshon Jeffery, former Chicago Bulls player Scottie Pippen, WNBA player Elena…

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Apple Is Suing Over Fake Chargers

Apple filed a lawsuit last week against Mobile Star LLC, claiming that it sold knock-off charging cables for Apple devices to Amazon. Apple stated that the fake cables put customers at risk, and requested a permanent injunction against Mobile Star LLC, damages and a trial, according to Motherboard. “These counterfeits have the potential to overheat,…

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American Apparel Attracts Interest from Brand Licensors

Even after former American Apparel CEO Paula Schneider stepped down, rumors still are swirling about the company’s interest in a sale. Now, there might be even more credibility to those rumors. Brand licensors, such as Authentic Brands Group LLC and Iconix Brand Group Inc., have expressed interest in acquiring American Apparel. The stars could align…

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University Bookstore Commits to Selling Fair-trade Apparel

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette bookstore has committed to selling fair-trade apparel made by workers receiving livable wages, following the efforts of a student-run campaign. The university chapter of Catholic Relief Services (CRS) Student Ambassadors spent the semester working to make the change, The Acadiana Advocate reported. “Essentially, what we are saying is that every…

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