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ArticleFitbit unveils AI health coach
Google’s Fitbit has introduced an AI-driven personal health coach in public preview, taking a major step in personalised fitness technology and merging Fitbit data with Google’s generative AI tools.
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ArticleGarmin lifts outlook as fitness drives growth
Garmin has posted record Q3 revenue of $1.77 billion, up 12 percent year over year, driven by strong Fitness and Marine sales.
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ArticlePuma Q3 2025 sales down 10%; Hoeld wants to return Puma to top three global sports brands
Puma’s Q3 sales drop 10 percent. The new CEO plans to focus on DTC growth, storytelling and 4 core categories.
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ArticleMoncler holds its ground in tough market
Moncler held its ground in 9M 2025, posting €1.84 billion in revenues despite headwinds.
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ArticleH&M Move debuts elevated skiwear line
H&M Move unveils a new ski collection that fuses technical performance with sculptural, modern-glam design. Available from Oct. 30, the line features outerwear, suits and après-ski pieces.
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ArticleNFL owners approve three partial sales
NFL owners approve equity deals for the New York Giants, New England Patriots, and San Francisco 49ers, marking the league’s continued embrace of private investment in franchises.
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Article86% of Olympic venues still in use
New IOC research shows 86 percent of all permanent Olympic venues since 1896 remain active, with 94 percent of 21st-century facilities still hosting sporting and cultural events.
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ArticleTrump tariffs cast shadow over Adidas’s record-breaking quarter
Adidas delivers its highest quarterly sales ever at €6.63 billion. Yet, record sales can’t offset investor fears over US market.
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ArticleGen Z and Gen Alpha redefine fashion and sportswear
A new Boston Consulting Group (BCG) study reveals how Gen Z and Gen Alpha are reshaping fashion, athleisure and sportswear – driving demand for authenticity, creator culture and AI retail experiences.
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ArticlePGA CEO Robert Maxfield to step down
Robert Maxfield will step down as CEO of the Professional Golfers’ Association (UK & Ireland) at the end of the year, after eight years in the role and nearly two decades with the organization.
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ArticleRheon Labs and Stretchline redefine bra strap design
Rheon Labs and Stretchline unveil a new adaptive bra strap that blends high-performance support with everyday comfort, targeting activewear and intimatewear markets.
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ArticleNew Balance opens Salt Lake City hub
New Balance has opened a new 75,000-sqm distribution center in Salt Lake City to strengthen its North American logistics network and speed up deliveries.
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ArticleVF Corporation exceeds Q2 FY26 expectations with strong core brands
The US clothing group is making noticeable progress in its restructuring. Strong outdoor brands and cost discipline are providing tailwinds, but price pressure and consumer reluctance remain stumbling blocks. The priority now is to secure profitability and further reduce debt.
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ArticleReebok opens European HQ in London
Reebok inaugurates its new European headquarters in London and appoints Marc Le Roux as CEO to lead regional growth and expansion.
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ArticleTechnogym and World Athletics launch RUN X
The new RUN X will break geographical barriers by making a global athletics championship accessible in sports and fitness centers worldwide.
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ArticleISPO to move to Amsterdam in 2026 under new joint venture
The leading trade show for Sporting Goods will be relaunched next year with new leadership, a new location and a €3 million investment.
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ArticleAnta posts modest Q3 retail growth across core brands
Anta and Fila have posted low-single-digit Q3 sales growth, while smaller brands like Descente and Kolon Sport surged 45% to 50%.
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ArticlePuma reorganizes brand marketing, appoints Maria Valdes as Chief Brand Officer
Puma has appointed Maria Valdes as Chief Brand Officer as part of a reorganization aligning product, innovation and brand marketing.
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ArticleInternational Running Expo debuts with 200+ global exhibitors
The inaugural International Running Expo is set to unite the global running community at RAI Amsterdam this November.
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ArticleCrystal International joins climate non-profit to reach 2030 goal
The partnership directly supports Textile Exchange’s aggressive Climate+ strategy, which targets a 45 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from fiber and raw material production by 2030. For Crystal International, this move aligns with its own Crystal Sustainability Vision 2030 (CSV2030), focusing on circularity and climate action across its global manufacturing platform.
