Footwear and apparel now account for two-thirds of Salomon’s outdoor revenue. Jisoo is the face of a shift already well under way.
Patagonia filed a lawsuit to protect its brand. Do its own exhibits contradict claims about the damage associations with the drag queen cause?
England’s former all-time scorer swaps the pitch for the stage in a World Cup campaign film that reaches back to the Bard.
Amazon licenses the architecture behind its own shopping AI to competing retailers, deepening its infrastructure role across e-commerce.
The Swedish outdoor brand hires a Peak Performance executive to strengthen wholesale and direct-to-consumer coordination.
Fifty years of back catalog, three capsule launches, and a fleece you can pass to your kids: Decathlon is selling its own history.
The Hainan duty-free retailer is expanding a sports portfolio that now includes Lululemon, Salomon, Under Armour, adidas and Nike.
Two attorneys general have put FIFA’s dynamic pricing strategy on legal notice. The precedent matters far beyond one tournament.
Footwear and apparel now account for two-thirds of Salomon’s outdoor revenue. Jisoo is the face of a shift already well under way.
England’s former all-time scorer swaps the pitch for the stage in a World Cup campaign film that reaches back to the Bard.
The Foot Locker banner edged ahead of DICK’S own core result: a 6.4% comp the market did not expect this early.
Under Armour has met its two-year SKU reduction target and signalled further cuts, pairing assortment discipline with category management to protect margins under sustained tariff pressure.
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Sport 2000 reshapes its ownership structure and separates format licenses as it stakes its future on specialization over generalist scale.
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The Foot Locker banner edged ahead of DICK’S own core result: a 6.4% comp the market did not expect this early.
Under Armour has met its two-year SKU reduction target and signalled further cuts, pairing assortment discipline with category management to protect margins under sustained tariff pressure.
The founder wins board representation. Lululemon wins silence. The deal is narrower than it looks.
The Spanish sports retailer posted a €33.9 million net profit in FY25, reversing a loss tied to a subsidiary write-down, not operations.
Amazon licenses the architecture behind its own shopping AI to competing retailers, deepening its infrastructure role across e-commerce.
Fifty years of back catalog, three capsule launches, and a fleece you can pass to your kids: Decathlon is selling its own history.
The Hainan duty-free retailer is expanding a sports portfolio that now includes Lululemon, Salomon, Under Armour, adidas and Nike.
Three openings in five months reveal Skechers’ push toward company-owned DTC retail and a clear argument for physical stores.
Footwear and apparel now account for two-thirds of Salomon’s outdoor revenue. Jisoo is the face of a shift already well under way.
England’s former all-time scorer swaps the pitch for the stage in a World Cup campaign film that reaches back to the Bard.
U.S. Polo Assn. is building its biggest global campaign around a garment older than the company itself, and the sporting credentials no rival can replicate.
India still has no confirmed FIFA World Cup broadcaster. For the brands funding the tournament, that is not just FIFA’s problem.
The 9-hole round, screen golf and digital apps are rewriting the rulebook on who plays golf and how.
A peer-reviewed study finds no link between activewear engagement and female body confidence, contradicting a core industry marketing claim.
A new US survey finds athletic spend down 5 percent and athleisure down 8 percent, as durability overtakes performance tech as the key purchase driver.
A 7.8% surge in event participation is reshaping where sporting goods brands can build durable equity – if they look past the finish-line banner.
The Swedish outdoor brand hires a Peak Performance executive to strengthen wholesale and direct-to-consumer coordination.
The founder wins board representation. Lululemon wins silence. The deal is narrower than it looks.
Sport 2000 reshapes its ownership structure and separates format licenses as it stakes its future on specialization over generalist scale.
Gersch unifies brand, performance and lifecycle marketing under one role for the DTC fan apparel platform.
Brands have built the circular infrastructure. Now they’re arguing the tax system is what prevents it from scaling.
A World Health Assembly side event on May 20 brought together Nike, ASICS, WHO advisers and Commonwealth ministers to argue the case
A UK consultancy unveils a new service to help rights-holders and brands convert social impact into measurable commercial returns.
An 11-point score jump and a structural shift: social compliance now sits inside procurement, not alongside it.
Amazon licenses the architecture behind its own shopping AI to competing retailers, deepening its infrastructure role across e-commerce.
The rollout of Coach by DICK’S brings together ScoreCard data, GameChanger users and a full Adobe AI stack.
Feedz uses AI to convert spoken audio into structured player feedback in under a minute, targeting grassroots and academy coaches.
Multi-year deal covers full redevelopment of the tour’s website and app, plus marketing activation at six tournaments in five countries.
The Hainan duty-free retailer is expanding a sports portfolio that now includes Lululemon, Salomon, Under Armour, adidas and Nike.
Footwear giant raised prices by up to $10 to offset $1bn in import costs. Now the tariffs are gone — and so is its commitment to refund shoppers.
$127 billion enters the queue — but not all at once
Around 330,000 US importers await refunds on $166bn in IEEPA tariffs as CBP builds a new processing system under court supervision.
New measures target platforms like Shein and Temu, aligning with EU policy whilst introducing additional scrutiny.
Criminals claim 815,000 rows of data stolen from an Adidas extranet via a martial arts products licensee.
Federal regulators claim diversity programs discriminated against white employees, challenging past corporate DEI practices.
After nearly five years of advocacy, Nike agrees to compensate 3,300 Thai factory workers who were allegedly coerced into unpaid leave during the pandemic.