- The Economist (2024)

It would also intensify scrutiny of the fast-fashion giant | Britain

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Summary: The article discusses the potential listing of the fast-fashion brand Shein on the London stock market, highlighting its significance as a measure of London's attractiveness to global companies. This development is expected to increase scrutiny on Shein's business practices and sustainability, particularly given the rising concerns about environmental impact in the fast-fashion industry.

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Shein, known for its rapid production cycles and low-cost garments, has faced criticism for its environmental footprint and labor practices. The London stock exchange has been vying for high-profile listings to enhance its competitive position against other major financial hubs like New York and Hong Kong. The outcome of Shein's listing could influence perceptions of London's regulatory climate and commitment to sustainable business practices.

Keywords: Shein listing, London stock market, fast-fashion, scrutiny, sustainability

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