The Singapore-based Chinese fast-fashion giant was fined for misleading and omissive sustainability claims on its website.

Italy's competition authority (AGCM) on Monday announced a 1-million-euro ($1.16 million) fine on Chinese fast fashion online ...

Italy's AGCM fined Giorgio Armani $4M for untruthful ethical claims, linked to past worker abuse allegations in its 'Made In ...

This is Shein's second financial sanction by a European competition authority in little more than a month, after France fined the company 40 million euros on July 3 over fake discounts and misleading ...

Italy is the second European country to fine Shein over greenwashing.

The decision comes after France fined the retailer €40m in July over fake discounts and misleading environmental claims.View ...

The companies’ claims of ethical and social responsibility were inconsistent with conditions for subcontractors' employees.

Giorgio Armani antitrust fine of €3.5 million imposed by Italy's regulator over misleading sustainability statements.

Italy's antitrust authority said Meta may have violated European Union competition rules by integrating its Meta AI assistant ...

Italy's antitrust authority has given unconditional approval to Poste Italiane's acquisition of an additional 15% stake in ...

The Italian competition regulator launched a probe into Meta (META) alleging that the company abused its dominant position by ...