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Jeep will stop selling vehicles powered only by internal combustion engines in major European countries by the end of the year, Christian Meunier, the brand's CEO, said on Wednesday.

Joshua Tree National Park, California — At 4,200 feet above sea level here in the arid Mojave desert, not much survives. The landscape is raw, rocky, brown. Except for the enduring Joshua Tree. As if taken from the pages of a Dr. Seuss book, its hydra-like branches extend from the…

Although the Russia-Ukraine war, intensifying supply chain disruptions, and skyrocketing inflation have precipitated massive selloffs in the stock market, the U.S. economy is expected to weather the crises. Ahead of corporate earnings releases, positive sentiment abounds, with many economists believing inflation is nearing its peak. Therefore, to dodge the market…

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This year's Easter Safari starts on April 9.

Kontoor Brands Inc (NYSE:KTB) has appointed Chris Waldeck and Tom Waldron as Co-Chief Operating Officers (COOs). Chris Waldeck will assume responsibility for Kontoor's international markets and Direct to Consumer (DTC) channels, in addition to his continued responsibilities as EVP and Global Brand President of Lee. Tom Waldron will handle the operational side of…

Sweden's H&M is for the first time selling external fashion brands on its core brand's website hm.com, in Sweden and Germany, and plans to roll the concept out to more markets. "In February H&M expanded its online offer in Sweden and customers are now able to shop from more brands…

Kontoor Brands Inc (NYSE:KTB) brand Wrangler is expanding its Rooted Collection, a line of jeans and shirts grown, cut, and sewn in the U.S. New for Spring '22, the men's and women's jean collection is made completely from U.S.-grown sustainable cotton, with additional state-specific jeans for Alabama, California, North Carolina, and Texas.…

It looks to be a 392 Rubicon, too.

Kontoor Brands Inc (NYSE:KTB) reported fourth-quarter FY21 sales growth of 3.1% year-on-year, to $681 million, missing the consensus of $688.23 million. The company attributed the revenue growth to strength in digital own.com, positive trends in the U.S. wholesale business, and solid performance in international markets. Revenue in the U.S. increased 1% Y/Y, and…