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What Nike’s 10% apparel growth in FQ1 tells investors about its turnaround plan
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Nike is cutting roles but building in Bengaluru. What does Elliott Hill’s workforce reset actually change?

NIKE, Inc. is preparing further workforce reductions from 2027 as Chief Executive Officer Elliott Hill reorganises the sportswear group into three geographies, modernises its supply chain and builds a new Bengaluru campus. The multiyear Pace programme targets $2.5 billion of cumulative savings through fiscal 2031 but also carries roughly $1 billion of additional restructuring charges while revenue is expected to fall sharply this year.
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Frasers saved more than 1,000 Harvey Nichols jobs. Why are closures starting only weeks later?

Harvey Nichols will close its Birmingham department store in January with at least 60 jobs expected to disappear, while its Leeds and Bristol sites are being converted to Frasers Group's Flannels brand. The decisions show how quickly Frasers has moved from rescuing the luxury retailer out of administration to redesigning its store estate around locations and brands it believes can generate stronger returns.
Editorial infographic illustrating Lululemon Athletica Inc.’s leadership restructuring, highlighting Maggie Gauger’s appointment as President and Chief Product Officer, Joseph Godsey’s appointment as Chief Operating Officer, two November executive departures and ongoing leadership searches across brand, communications, technology and strategy.
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Lululemon rebuilds leadership team as sales fall and product turnaround becomes urgent

Lululemon Athletica Inc. is reorganising its senior leadership around two newly created positions as Chief Executive Officer Heidi O'Neill attempts to revive product relevance and restore growth. Maggie Gauger will become President and Chief Product Officer while Joseph Godsey joins as Chief Operating Officer, with two existing executives leaving in November. The restructuring goes well beyond appointments because Lululemon is simultaneously searching for new brand, communications, technology and strategy chiefs.