A flap over the closing of a Hugo Boss factory in Cleveland is spilling onto the red carpet in Hollywood. Actor and activist Danny Glover has launched an aggressive campaign to persuade this year&#… ...

BROOKLYN, Ohio – “Lethal Weapon” actor Danny Glover offered hugs and moral support to Cleveland-area workers who will soon be out of work when their Hugo Boss plant closes. Worker… ...

BROOKLYN -- Workers at the Hugo Boss plant on Tiedeman Road protested Monday against the factory’s possible closure by the German-owned company. A crowd of approximately 300 workers held signs ...

All the parties involved in the sale of the Germany-based Hugo Boss plant in Brooklyn to W Diamond Group Corp. of Chicago appeared happy, including buyer, seller and the union.

After over a month of protests and on-again/off-again negotiations, Hugo Boss and workers at its Brooklyn, Ohio-based suit-making plant have reached an agreement that will keep the facility in ...

After Hugo Boss presented a revised strategic plan on investor day, ... Turkey, under an Ai-assisted smart factory model. The share of owned production was up to 14% in 2022, ...

The German clothing factory that eventually became the international menswear powerhouse Hugo Boss AG manufactured Nazi uniforms during World War II, most likely using slave labor. The revelation ...

Hugo Boss blinked. The German fashion house succumbed to mounting pressure from unions, pension funds, politicians and Hollywood celebrities, canceling its controversial plans to shut down an Ohio … ...

Hugo Boss reversed a decision to shut down a factory in Ohio, succumbing to an aggressive union-led campaign against the German fashion house and its private-equity owners.

"Hugo Boss, 1924-1945: A Clothing Factory During the Weimar Republic and Third Reich" was written by Roman Koester, an economic historian at the Bundeswehr University in Munich.

Yes, Hugo Boss is trying to recast itself as cool. ... 21, who went from factory worker to the second-most followed person on the app (his current follower count: more than 130 million).

“Hugo Boss, 1924-1945: A Clothing Factory During the Weimar Republic and Third Reich” was written by Roman Koester, an economic historian at the Bundeswehr University in Munich.