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Shein topped Zara for the fashion brand Googled in the most countries, according to a study released Wednesday.

What Controversial Fashion Brand Is Most Googled?

Shein topped the charts in an astounding 113 countries, while legacy retailer Macy's took the top slot in the U.S.
By Matt Hickman

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In a sign that inflation isn’t curbing all spending, personal consumption expenditures on clothing and footwear increased a seasonally adjusted 0.3 percent in October.

October Data Shows a Resilient Consumer

A better-than-expected inflation report has the market buzzing, with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rising an unadjusted 7.7 percent from October 2021, easing from September’s 8.2 percent inflation mark and August’s 8.3 percent annual price uptick.

What’s Going on With Inflation? Here’s What New Data Suggests

U.S. consumer spending on clothing and footwear rose for the third consecutive month in September to $500.36 billion, up a seasonally adjusted 1.3 percent from August.

All About September’s $500 Billion Spent on Clothing, Footwear

U.S. retail apparel prices fell 0.3 percent in September compared to August, even as the overall Consumer Price Index rose 0.4 percent.

US Apparel Prices Fall While Overall CPI Still Rises

Following an uptick in July, consumer spending on apparel, footwear and homes goods in the United States declined in August.

US Consumers Had More Disposable Income Last Month

Retail apparel prices rose 0.2 percent last month and were up 5.1 percent from August 2021, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported in the Consumer Price Index..

Inflation Remains at Play in US Economy, Key Indicator Shows

Inflation showed some signs of easing last month, as a key government indicator of prices released on Wednesday signaled.

Has Inflation Peaked? Here’s What the Data Suggests

While major U.S. apparel suppliers saw shipments rise considerably in the first half, others weren't so fortunate in June, per OTEXA data.

First-Half Apparel Imports Jumped 24%. Will That Growth Last?

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