Zara to offer its secondhand clothes service in US by October MADRID, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Zara will offer its service for selling, repairing or donating secondhand clothes in the United States by the end of October as a way of prolonging their life cycle and reducing waste, its owner Inditex said on Wednesday. Zara's 'Pre-Owned' platform is already running in 16 European countries , after launching in Britain in November 2022. Inditex ITX.MC previously said it was committed to operating the plat

CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-European shares rise on boost from tech, resources sectors Corrects paragraph 13 to clarify UniCredit paid 702 million euros for a 4.5% stake in Commerzbank, not the entire 9% stake STOXX 600 up 0.2% Britain's economy showed no growth on a month-on-month basis Commerzbank surges after Unicredit bought 9% stake By Pranav Kashyap Sept 11 (Reuters) - European shares opened higher on Wednesday, boosted by the tech and basic resources sectors, while investors awaited a key U.S.

BRIEF-Inditex Says Zara's Second-Hand Business Will Expand To United States In October 2024 Sept 11 (Reuters) - Inditex ITX.MC CEO Oscar Garcia Maceiras in a conference call with analysts following first-half results: ZARA'S SECOND-HAND BUSINESS WILL EXPAND TO UNITED STATES IN OCTOBER 2024 MASSIMO DUTTI BRAND WILL EXPAND TO THE UNITED STATES, BERSH

BUZZ-Inditex shares rise after it reports strong autumn sales ** Shares in Inditex ITX.MC rise around 4% after the Zara owner reported stronger recent sales of its first autumn-winter collections, offsetting a first-half growth slowdown ** Between Aug. 1 and Sept. 8, the world's biggest listed fashion retailer saw an 11% increase in constant curren

UPDATE 1-Spanish stocks - Factors to watch on Sept 11 Adds Santander Sept 11 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Wednesday. Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy: INDITEX ITX.MC Zara owner Inditex reported a 10% rise in first-half profit as sales increased 7.2%, at a slower pace than last year but in line with analysts' expectations of tougher times for fashion retailers in Europe, partly