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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2023 Retailers are finding success with an updated approach to in-house fashion lines, even as Amazon pulls back from the concept. Beauty investors are being more selective, prioritising profitability, wholesale distribution and non-celebrity founders. Brands looking for a gateway to markets in the central Africa region are opening stores in Cameroon. In a worrying sign for US consumer spending, Macy's reported lower second-quarter sales compared to a year ago. Dick's Sporting Goods blamed organised retail crime for lower margins in the second quarter.

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