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News briefsXponential Fitness divests Lindora stake
Xponential Fitness, a global franchisor of boutique health and wellness brands, has completed the divestiture of Lindora to Next Health Management Group. “The Lindora divestiture will allow Xponential to focus the Company’s time and capital on our core fitness modalities with the greatest impact to our profitability,” says Mike Nuzzo, ...
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ArticleXXL continues at five locations in the Nordics
XXL believes that the extension is an important signal from their new owner, Fraser’s Group, who took ower the majority ownership of XXL in May 2025.
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News briefsReusch relocates to new Milan headquarters and logistics facility
The new HQ is located in Vignate, near Milan.
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News briefsAmer Sports growth targets driven by Arc’teryx expansion
The group sets aggressive 2030 revenue goals for its flagship brand while accelerating global retail expansion.
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News briefsActive Brands Group and Imbox in new partnership deal
The two companies can now the offer its retail customers Imbox’s patented services in protection of footwear and headwear.
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ArticleICIW sales exceed SEK 360 million and EBIT increases by 60%
A clear community focus, and successful international expansion, are some important keys, the companys CEO said.
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ArticleVF Corp. sharpens focus on Vans and The North Face
After selling Dickies to Bluestar, VF Corp. is sharpening its focus on Vans’ turnaround, The North Face’s fashion push, and Timberland’s revival.
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News briefsAsics’ new head office in Tokyo
The office is designed to promote activity-based working and foster collaboration between different teams at Asics.
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ArticleElan Sports Director promises better service for retail partners
Leon Korošec explains the current leadership changes.
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ArticleVF sells Dickies for $600m in cash
The buyer of the 103-year-old brand is a global brand management firm.
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News briefsWesports acquires Sportsmaster
The Swedish sports group is strengthening its portfolio with a Norwegian fitness specialist, with a turnover of 200 MNOK (€17.3m).
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ArticleGiorgio Armani leaves instructions for the sale of his group
The Italian fashion house Giorgio Armani SpA should sell a 15 percent stake to the French luxury goods group LVMH, the Franco-Italian eyewear group EssilorLuxottica, the French beauty and cosmetics group L’Oréal, or another luxury group in the next 12 to 18 months, the designer Giorgio Armani has stipulated in ...
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News briefsCanada Goose partners with Beside Group for Middle East expansion
The Canadian brand’s full product range will be offered across retail, wholesale and e-commerce channels.
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ArticleWeSports turnover is booming, more acquisitions to come
The Sweden-based sports and e-commerce group is presenting a record-breaking Q2-2025 with a jump in revenue of over 28%.
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News briefsDebt-burdened Luanvi strikes licensing and distribution deal
Luanvi entered into voluntary bankruptcy in July, with a debt of about €10 million.
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ArticleRawlings acquires leading training and accessories company, Tanner Tees
Tanner Tees, founded by retired coach Joe Tanner, can be found in big league batting cages, thousands of college and high school programs.
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ArticleLewis Hamilton restructures and renames his company
The company, previously known as Project 44, will now exist as Lewis Hamilton Ventures.
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ArticleA new Foot Locker team has formed
To form the new Foot Locker team, executives from different areas have joined forces. And FL has also got a new VP of North America.
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ArticleAim’n hits SEK 500m in 2025 as it moves away from influencer marketing
Sweden’s Aim’n sees 30% growth in 2025 after dropping influencer campaigns, streamlining operations, and expanding via marketplaces and own retail.
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News briefsKlarna attempts another IPO, aiming for a valuation of up to $14bn
The Swedish payment service provider had put its IPO plans on hold in April due to Trump’s new tariffs, but sources indicate that it will now proceed.
