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Destination XL reports fiscal 2025 net loss amid sector headwinds

The US specialty retailer Destination XL Group (DXL) has reported a net loss of 35.90 million dollars for the fiscal year 2025, ended January 31, 2026. This result compares to a net income of 3.10 million dollars in fiscal 2024. Total sales for the year reached 435 million dollars, representing a 6.9 percent decrease from the 467 million dollars...

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FullBeauty acquires US-based plus-size retailer Avenue

FullBeauty has acquired Avenue Stores from City Chic Collective, an Australian publicly traded company. Avenue is a US-based digital specialty retailer of plus-size apparel, targeting women aged 25 to 55. Avenue, which closed its 220 store portfolio across 35 states in 2019, continues to operate an ecommerce business selling through Avenue.com...

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FullBeauty Brands acquires Dia & Co.

Inclusive fashion brand FullBeauty Brands is expanding its portfolio with the acquisition of Dia & Co., an online inclusive fashion marketplace that sells a range of size-inclusive brands and has a personal styling experience. The acquisition marks FullBeauty’s third in less than a year, following its recent purchase of Cuup, a digitally native...