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Italian fashion giant Benetton Group is backing an initiative that is providing assistance and healthcare for the survivors of the collapsed Rana Plaza Building in Bangladesh and their families.

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The internet of things may be largely about connecting everyday objects, but who says design shouldn't be a major focus? Not Berg and Benetton, who are partnering up on an Italian R&D facility called Sandbox.

Bangladeshi family members hold up portraits of missing relatives as they march demanding the wages of missing workers and death sentence for building owner, at the nine-storey building collapse site in Savar, on the outskirts of Dhaka, yesterday.

Benetton Group SpA has become the latest global retailer to agree to sign a one-of-a-kind pact to improve safety at Bangladesh factories following a building collapse that killed more than 1,100 workers in the country last month.

The death toll from the collapse of a garment factory complex in Bangladesh rose past 1,000 Friday as dozens more corpses were found stacked in a ruined stairwell where victims sought shelter.

In his first interview since the deadly collapse of a garment factory complex in Bangladesh, the chief executive officer of Benetton told The Huffington Post that his company had purchased small quantities of shirts from a manufacturer that operated inside the plant.

A shirt with a Benetton label lies in the rubble three days after an eight-story Bangladeshi garment factory building collapsed in Savar.

Promoting a socially responsible image is one way brands try to up their cool. But do brands really sacrifice their bottom line in order to stay true to a so-called progressive image? Not so much, according to experts.

Collage of designer labels dug out of Rana Plaza after the collapse. Photos: Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights Over 400 people were killed when a Bangladeshi building housing five clothing factories collapsed last week.

Labor groups and retailers met in Germany to form a collective response to the lethal building collapse in Bangladesh, participants said.

Italian company says garment manufacturer completed a one-off order but has now been taken off its list of suppliers A shirt with a Benetton label found in the rubble of the collapsed building in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

SHIRTS with Benetton labels have been found in the wreckage of a garment factory block in Bangladesh where 376 people died.