about far-reaching retail closures for a refresher), but the clear winner was activewear (if you’re active in it), or athleisure (if you’re not).Just look at Lululemon.
The brand behind Meghan Markle’s favourite leggings saw its share price rise to an all-time high in June, despite retail closures that have been disastrous for the rest of the apparel sector.
That amounts to a 35 per cent boost to the company’s share price, or an extra $10 billion on its market capitalisation, in 2020 - enough to earn Lulu a spot on The Financial Times’ list of the top 100 companies prospering in the pandemic.The boost came from opposing directions.
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