LONDON (Reuters) -British online fashion retailer ASOS reported half-year earnings ahead of expectations and forecast further ...

Its chief executive stressed that the retailer was taking a ‘flexible approach’ to fast-evolving global trade policy.

Asos' share price has fallen by more than 94 per cent since its pandemic high in April 2021, and despite narrowing its losses ...

The online fashion retailer said the first half of its financial year was the ‘strongest sign yet’ that its overhaul of the ...

Struggling ecommerce giant Asos has reported reduced losses as its turnaround plan begins to take shape. Adjusted earnings ...

Asos reports a profitable turnaround in H1 2025, driven by its new commercial model. Adjusted EBITDA increased by around 60 ...

After Asos showed the "strongest sign yet" of its transformation strategy paying off, Retail Week explores the opportunities ...

Adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization rose to 42.5 million pounds, up by around 60 million pounds on year, driven by its commercial model and sustained cost ...

Asos boss Jose Antonio Ramos Calamonte said shoppers want the much-loved fashion label to 'have its own presence'.

The chief executive of Asos insists the struggling fast fashion retailer new commercial model 'is working' after reporting smaller losses for its first half.

Asos has narrowed its first-half losses and delivered a significant improvement in gross margin, reinforcing early signs that ...