How Amancio Ortega, the Zara founder who built a $108 billion fast-fashion empire, spends his billions

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Ortega is among the top 20 richest people on Earth.

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Zara has pulled an ad campaign after critics said it resembled images from the Israel-Gaza war

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H&M Begins Charging Customers for Online Returns as Retailers Move to Reduce Emissions

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H&M has joined a growing list of retail stores that have begun charging customers to return their online purchases by taking the cost out of their total refund. The retailer started testing charging for returned items in September of last year in the U.S. but has now branched out to the UK with other local stores…

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Zara's billionaire founder – one of the world's richest people – has just bought a $232 million luxury Chicago apartment tower

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Founder and chairman of the Inditex fashion group Amancio Ortega stands at the end of the 32nd edition of the A Coruna International Show Jumping competition at the Casas Novas Equestrian Centre in Arteixo, on July 31, 2016.
Amancio Ortega, the founder of Zara parent company Inditex.

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Amazon is starting to charge a fee for some returns. From TJ Maxx to Kohl's, here are some of the biggest companies where sending items back will cost you.

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Zara's crowded stores aren't deterring shoppers. Its sales are skyrocketing.

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A Zara store in Madrid.

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Zara is opening or revamping nearly 30 stores in the US by 2025 — here's where they're located

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Pedestrians walk past Spanish fast-fashion retailer Zara in Shanghai in 2019.

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