Internacionale, Britain'S High Street Apparel Retailer, Went Bankrupt Twice A Year.

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< p > British high street < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > dress < /a > Internacionale Internacionale has entered bankruptcy management, and has appointed PWC, an accounting firm, as bankruptcy administrator.

If no buyer can be found in the next few weeks, all 97 stores in Internacionale will be closed, resulting in over 1500 employees losing their jobs.

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< p > the corporate restructuring agency took over last week's acquisition of Internacionale's 35 million pound debt and immediately dismissed the 20 employees of the brand's Glasgow headquarters office, leaving only 20 employees remaining in the three to four months' liquidation period to maintain the company's operation.

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< p > it is reported that this is the second time Internacionale has entered bankruptcy management since July of last year. At that time, Internacionale, which owed 19 million pounds, was acquired by the former CEO RajSehgal, the chief executive officer NareshAbrol and the chief financial officer WilliamMilton in an undisclosed sum.

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< p > Internacionale recorded a loss of 10 million pounds in the year ended last week. Inside information is that two unidentified companies are interested in acquiring some Internacionale stores. However, for Internacionale, which is difficult to change the business environment and challenge the electricity supplier, the first option is still winding up.

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< p > < strong > noun explanation: < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > High Street brand < /a > /strong > /p >

< p > the high street brand is the earliest fashion that is displayed in the shops of the main commercial streets in Britain and the fashion show displayed on the T fashion show. It is rapidly produced for the sale of the finished products, so that everyone can buy the brand.

Nowadays, the chain store brands which are mass retail, price and location are popular. They can be classified as High Street Fashion.

In this way, high street brands come from all over the world and are not limited to British brands.

Such as Zara in Spain and UNIQLO in Japan are all high street brands.

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One of the biggest features of the P Street brand is the concept of "fast consumption": < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > clothing < /a > style update speed and quantity less.

From < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > designer < /a > to the order of sale, the selling period is very short, Zara has only twelve short days.

It is because of the "high street fashion" that people can quickly get the most popular replica from stores when they are displayed by models.

Fashion is moving faster and faster from the T platform to the streets. Every quarter has new breakthroughs. It takes only three weeks to see the most popular costumes on the market.

To some extent, this is due to the fact that people can easily see cutting-edge pictures from magazines and the Internet.

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< p > in the UK, the most popular brand in high street is Topshop, followed by Zara., and other brands including Mango, Next, H&M, Bershka, C&A and UNIQLO.

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