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ArticleOura takes Ultrahuman’s redesigned ring to court
Oura has sued Ultrahuman in the Eastern District of Texas, asserting two new patents against the redesigned Ring Pro.
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News briefsSkechers style infringes Kizik patent, Munich court rules
Europe’s patent court backs HandsFree Labs on validity and orders one Skechers Slip-ins design off sale in 18 EU states.
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News briefsAdidas claims four stripes still look like its three
The Federal Court of Australia claim covers four-stripe items on sale since January, with Sydney bus ads filed as evidence.
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News briefsAlo Jewelry wins China trademark case against Alo Yoga
Alo Yoga has filed similar challenges against several other marks it considers close to its own, with mixed results so far.
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ArticleGymshark sued over hidden influencer marketing
A New York lawsuit says Gymshark’s influencer army hid its paid endorsements behind buried hashtags and exclusive contracts.
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ArticleNike hit with $7.5m-plus gender pay-bias verdict
A class action got thrown out. One female employee still won $7.5m-plus from a jury.
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ArticleParis court fines Shein over Lacoste logo imitations
A Paris court fined Shein and banned crocodile-logo imitations EU-wide - faster than France’s fast-fashion law ever has.
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News briefs7-Eleven sues Nike over a sneaker’s colors
A sneaker inspired by 7-Eleven’s colors, dropping on the retailer’s own holiday, just became a federal lawsuit.
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ArticleKalshi booms on sports
From politics to parlays: sports now drives 85% of Kalshi’s $112 billion lifetime volume.
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ArticleTwo more athletes sue PUMA over carbon-plate shoes
Two more elite sprinters filed suits in Massachusetts, with the same counsel as Abby Steiner. Nike faces a parallel case.
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News briefsTwo out of three demands accepted but it’s no deal
The drag activist agrees to two of Patagonia’s three demands, but refusing the third keeps the lawsuit alive into Pride month.
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OpinionPatagonia v. Pattie Gonia: Could the evidence backfire?
Patagonia filed a lawsuit to protect its brand. Do its own exhibits contradict claims about the damage associations with the drag queen cause?
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News briefsJoola settles pickleball patent row with Paddletek
Paddle maker Paddletek and ProXR Pickleball agree to add Joola’s propulsion core patent number to products and pay royalties.
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News briefsNike may pocket the tariff refund. Consumers want it back.
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.
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ArticleSprinter sues Puma and Mercedes F1 over carbon shoes
Two-time world sprint champion Abby Steiner is suing Puma and the Mercedes F1 team, claiming their carbon-plate shoes ended her career.
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ArticleTPG acquires US college sports commercialization giant
TPG is acquiring Learfield, the commercialization platform serving 1,200 US colleges, in a deal valued at about $2 billion.
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ArticleCapstone Partners: outdoor recreation M&A doubles in 2026
Transaction volume in the outdoor recreation sector has doubled year-to-date in 2026, even as broader consumer M&A contracted.
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ArticleTexas Attorney General probes Lululemon over PFAS
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating whether Lululemon’s wellness-driven marketing misled consumers about PFAS in its clothing.
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News briefsAdidas sued over gender bias in women’s sport
A lawsuit filed in Oregon accuses Adidas of dismissing a women’s basketball executive after she reported inequality and an athlete safety breach.
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ArticleJoola sues 11 paddle brands over pickleball patent
The table tennis and pickleball specialist is seeking a US import ban on paddles from competitors including Adidas Pickleball and Paddletek.
