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The Retailer That's Still Charging Ahead Without E-Commerce

The Fashion Billionaires Who Got Even Richer in the Year of the Pandemic

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Attentive | DDNL | Nov2-5

THE UPFRONT

Dear BoF Community,

This week, countries across Europe returned to lockdown and the US recorded a record number of new coronavirus cases in a single day. With no end in sight to the global health crisis, e-commerce has become an essential lifeline for most brands. But low-cost retailer Primark has no plans to sell online at all. Will its big bet on old-school sales channels pay off? Tamison O'Connor explores why Primark thinks people will still venture out to its stores, even in a pandemic. Plus Casey Hall investigates the 'fashion billionaires' who have made a fortune in China in the year of the pandemic, and Tim Blanks reviews Undercover's 'Fallen Man' show. And Chantal Fernandez breaks down the $1.1 billion joint venture between Farfetch, Alibaba and Richemont. 

Elsewhere, tune in to BoF's latest podcast to hear what the outcome of the US election could mean for the fashion industry.  

Sarah Kent, Senior Correspondent 

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