All Financing articles
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ArticleJD Sports hosts US investor trip ahead of Q3 update
More than 30 analysts and investors toured JD’s North American banners as the retailer made the case for its toughest region.
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News briefsJ.P. Morgan upgrades VF on outdoor growth
The bank now sees Altra, Timberland and The North Face driving VF, with growth that could outpace its own forecasts.
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News briefsLIV Golf rebuilds around its players
BC Partners Credit’s funding needs bankruptcy court approval, and players have until Oct. 25 to agree terms for 2027.
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News briefsOura postpones Nasdaq IPO citing market uncertainty
Oura pulled its Nasdaq listing eight days after launch, with 10-year yields at their highest since 2007.
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News briefsBank of America turns bearish on Nike
A downgrade to Underperform and a $30 price target raise fresh doubts about Nike’s turnaround timeline.
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News briefsMoody’s turns positive on ANTA
The agency treats the pending PUMA stake as promising rather than risky, leaving room for more acquisitions.
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ArticleInvestor day: On’s 2029 plan is more than football
Run, sneaker and apparel are set to supply most of On’s growth through 2029, alongside a new $1 billion buyback.
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News briefsAuthentic Brands Group targets 2027 IPO
A public listing would put the brand licensing model, and its move into creator economy media, in front of public markets.
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ArticleBaird downgrades Nike, adidas, Dick’s
Baird cuts five sportswear and footwear stocks to Neutral on macro economic risk.
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ArticleLIV enters bankruptcy, plans to restructure
LIV Golf has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US, entering a restructuring agreement with BC Partners Credit as Saudi Arabia’s PIF provides bridge financing and prepares to exit its multi-billion-dollar investment in the breakaway golf league.
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News briefsNike exits S&P 100 index in September
The index change is procedural, but it echoes what Nike’s stock has shown for years: a turnaround still incomplete.
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ArticleSoul Padel raises £3.6m to triple UK club count
Family office cash sends the Manchester padel brand from four clubs to ten, targeting 250 courts by 2032.
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ArticleOura’s IPO tests the value of health data
Subscription growth and a 42-billion-hour biometric dataset anchor Oura’s case for a technology-style valuation.
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News briefsIndian sneaker brand Zaydn raises fresh capital for expansion
Inflection Point Ventures leads the round as the Gen-Z streetwear label eyes bigger marketplace and D2C growth.
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ArticleWall Street is repricing how long Nike’s fix will take
Analysts agree Nike must rebuild wholesale trust and clear inventory; the debate is how many years that takes.
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News briefsCleat startup Caddix adds new athlete investor
Ja’Kobi Lane, the Ravens rookie, turned down paid deals from Nike and adidas to buy in instead.
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ArticleOnalabs raises more than €9.3m to scale continuous health monitoring
FC Barcelona backed the wearable maker in 2023. The new capital adds a diabetes line and Garmin interoperability.
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News briefsCushioned running becomes 2027’s key battleground
Evercore ISI sees Nike and On converging on the cushioned-running segment that has driven HOKA’s share gains
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News briefsFrasers stake in Hugo Boss passes 30% threshold
Frasers has crossed the 30 percent mandatory-bid threshold in Hugo Boss, and the board is urging shareholders to reject its offer.
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ArticleNike’s refund check has arrived. The growth story hasn’t.
Nike has recovered nearly all of its $986 million tariff refund, but the cash windfall does little to answer lingering questions about growth, China and the progress of its turnaround.
