Alo Yoga opened a flagship store in Hong Kong and a pop-up store in Shanghai’s Zhangyuan shopping district last week, less than two months after debuting on Tmall.++++ Under Armour ’s European ...
Sales at the Norwegian owner of Swix, Lundhags, Toko, Ulvang, and Helsport fell by more than 9% to NOK 957 million ($92.1 mm) from NOK 1.06 billion, while the operating loss widened to NOK 238 million ...
S&P cut the Eager Beavertons’ long-term issuer credit rating and unsecured issue-level ratings from A+ to A, and affirmed their A-1 short-term and commercial paper ratings, and now expects turnaround ...
The 73-year-old Canadian outdoor retailer announced on its website that it will cease operations in the coming weeks following filing for creditor pr ...
NSSF’s adjusted NICS FBI background checks declined 2.3% to 1,152,077 in Sep. from 1,179,424, marking the first down month since the start of the year. NSSF’s adjusted NICS checks back out checks for ...
The U.K. retailer has accumulated 16,576,500 Class A shares of UA’s beaten-down stock, representing an 8.78% stake of the 188,839,506 shares outstanding, according to a Schedule 13G filing. Mike ...
Aggregate sales and net income continued their positive trends from the first quarter, with Q2 revenue at public sporting goods companies growing 10% to $54,943.3 million from $50,130.6 million and ...
Adidas extended its shoe deal with Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell in a new multiyear contract.++++Unspun hired ... Log in to view full article.
Mount to Coast hired Nnormal, Black Diamond, and Salomon veteran Mike Ambrose as global product line manager for the long-distance running shoe maker.++++St. Croix elevated Brian Teach to VP of ...
PRADCO, which is a subsidiary of EBSCO Industries, is adding the Seawall Capital-owned parent of a dozen watersports and marine safety brands to its portfolio. Terms of the acquisition were not ...
August sporting goods, hobby, music, and bookstore adjusted sales grew steadily once again, improving 10.7% year over year to $9,061 million from $8,182 million, the Commerce Dept. reported.
Gobi Heat is recalling about 5,547 rechargeable hand warmers because their lithium-ion battery and electrical components can overheat and ignite. GobiHeat sold the recalled hand warmers from Oct. 2024 ...
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