Gap
Gap is an American apparel retail company. Founded in 1969 in San Francisco, Gap is owned by parent company Gap Inc., which also operates Old Navy, Banana Republic and Athleta.


Old Navy Criticized for Higher Cost of Plus-Size Jeans
A petition to get Gap Inc.’s Old Navy to stop charging more for women’s plus-sized jeans has gathered more than 35,000 signatures online.

Old Navy Criticized for Higher Cost of Plus-Size Jeans
A petition to get Gap Inc.’s Old Navy to stop charging more for women’s plus-sized jeans has gathered more than 35,000 signatures online.

Surf’s Up for Indie Brands
New wave surfwear labels such as Saturdays and Cuisse de Grenouille are rising from the rubble of the ‘big three’ surf brands.

Surf’s Up for Indie Brands
New wave surfwear labels such as Saturdays and Cuisse de Grenouille are rising from the rubble of the ‘big three’ surf brands.

Power Moves | Marco Zanini Leaves Schiaparelli, Herink to Louis Vuitton, Rapp Exits Gap
BoF compiles the most important professional moves of the week.

Power Moves | Marco Zanini Leaves Schiaparelli, Herink to Louis Vuitton, Rapp Exits Gap
BoF compiles the most important professional moves of the week.

Gap Shares Surge After 3Q Earnings Exceed Estimates
Gap Inc. shares rose as much as 6.1 percent in late trading after preliminary third-quarter earnings topped analysts’ estimates, helped by cost cuts and a tax gain.

Gap Shares Surge After 3Q Earnings Exceed Estimates
Gap Inc. shares rose as much as 6.1 percent in late trading after preliminary third-quarter earnings topped analysts’ estimates, helped by cost cuts and a tax gain.

Widespread Safety Issues Identified at Bangladesh Clothing Factories
BANGLADESH — Inspectors hired by a group of Western clothing brands have found safety problems at all the Bangladesh factories they visited as part

Widespread Safety Issues Identified at Bangladesh Clothing Factories
BANGLADESH — Inspectors hired by a group of Western clothing brands have found safety problems at all the Bangladesh factories they visited as part

Power Moves | Galliano Joins Margiela, Guillaume Henry to Nina Ricci, Gap's CEO
LONDON, United Kingdom — BoF compiles the most important professional moves of the week.

Power Moves | Galliano Joins Margiela, Guillaume Henry to Nina Ricci, Gap's CEO
LONDON, United Kingdom — BoF compiles the most important professional moves of the week.

Gap Shares Tumble After CEO Murphy Announces Exit
Gap Inc. fell the most in more than three years after saying it will replace Chief Executive Officer Glenn Murphy, who was credited with reviving the apparel maker during his seven-year tenure, and posting disappointing September sales.

Gap Shares Tumble After CEO Murphy Announces Exit
Gap Inc. fell the most in more than three years after saying it will replace Chief Executive Officer Glenn Murphy, who was credited with reviving the apparel maker during his seven-year tenure, and posting disappointing September sales.

Gap CEO Murphy to Be Succeeded by Art Peck
Gap Inc. Chief Executive Officer Glenn Murphy will leave the clothing retailer next year, passing the reins to one of his lieutenants, Art Peck.

Gap CEO Murphy to Be Succeeded by Art Peck
Gap Inc. Chief Executive Officer Glenn Murphy will leave the clothing retailer next year, passing the reins to one of his lieutenants, Art Peck.

Fast Fashion Fuels Iguatemi Mall Expansion in Brazil’s Recession
Fast-fashion purveyor Forever 21 and makeup retailer Sephora are helping drive expansion plans at Iguatemi Empresa de Shopping Centers SA, the Brazilian mall company with the best sales over the past year.

Fast Fashion Fuels Iguatemi Mall Expansion in Brazil’s Recession
Fast-fashion purveyor Forever 21 and makeup retailer Sephora are helping drive expansion plans at Iguatemi Empresa de Shopping Centers SA, the Brazilian mall company with the best sales over the past year.

U.S. Retailers Suffer as Shoppers Go Online
NEW YORK, United States — U.S. retailers are suffering through the slowest back-to-school shopping season since the recession ended in 2009, raising

U.S. Retailers Suffer as Shoppers Go Online
NEW YORK, United States — U.S. retailers are suffering through the slowest back-to-school shopping season since the recession ended in 2009, raising