All Strategies articles – Page 7
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ArticleBundesliga and Infront in collaboration for media rights in nine countries
The Bundesliga has further strengthened its international position with its partner Infront, starting from the 2025-26 season.
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News briefseCom Teams files for corporate reorganization
Operations will be continuing as usual, eCom says.
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News briefsFrasers expands partnership with MAP Active to expand in South Asia
The plan is to open more than 350 stores in the region over the long term.
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ArticleHavaianas partners with super model, flip-flop market to reach $5.38bn in 2030
Flip-flops are a global cash machine. Brazilian brands like Alpargatas (Havaianas) and Vulcabras are producing more than ever.
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ArticleFrasers Group to make second mandatory offer on XXL
The British sports conglomerate, after acquiring a majority share, has announced it intends to make a mandatory offer for the remaining shares in XXL ASA.
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News briefsJD.com named official e-com innovation partner of UEFA
UEFA Champions League is expanding its global reach.
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ArticleXXL CEO: ‘2025 is the year we return to growth’
Outdoor and sports retailer XXL has had two long, harsh years. But in 2025, CEO Freddy Sobin believes, there will be a change.
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News briefsActress joins the Adidas influencing family
Brazilian-American actress Camila Mendes is set to help Adidas amplify its reach worldwide.
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News briefsIndonesia’s footwear industry is hurt as Nike and Adidas factory makes layoffs
In total, 3,500 jobs have disappeared at two major factories in the country since Jan.
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ArticleTarget in partnership with Champion and will go for $15bn+ in sales growth by 2030
The discount department store giant will offer more brand partnerships to end-customers, for example, with Champion and Disney.
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ArticleOutlook – How Adidas seeks to become a healthy company again
“Making things simpler is the most difficult task we have,” says CEO Bjørn Gulden, but that is not the only challenge Adidas faces.
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News briefsBoozt doubles its lay-offs to 20% of its workforce
Twenty percent, instead of ten, lost their jobs as Boozt increased its use of AI.
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C-Suite InterviewCEO Richard Collier: Db has grown up
In fifteen years, Db has grown from a start up that wanted to make cool but practical ski products into a premium luggage company. We talked to CEO Richard Collier.
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ArticleBoozt moves headquarters from Sweden
Boozt, one of the leading Nordic online department stores, plans to establish its headquarters in Copenhagen, Denmark.
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ArticleH&M's Q4 lifted 3% but many store closures are expected in 2025
H&M’s net sales in the fourth quarter, ended Nov. 30, amounted to SEK 62.193 billion (€5.42bn), down from SEK 62.650 billion a year earlier. In local currencies, net sales increased by 3 percent.
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ArticlePerfect Moment names Jane Gottschalk as new president
Perfect Moment appoints co-founder Jane Gottschalk as its new President and hires former Canada Goose executives to drive growth in the ski apparel market.
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ArticleCan Elliot Hill ‘swoosh’ Nike back to the top and does the company have another Jordan in its portfolio?
In a recent interview with Fortune magazine, Nike CEO Elliot Hill had plenty of opportunity to talk about Nike’s fall and how he believes it is returning to the top. It all became a long talk of the need for innovation and new Nike icons.
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ArticleIntersport Sweden becomes shareholder in one of Sweden’s largest bicycle chains
Intersport Sweden has acquired 12 percent of Outdoorgruppen Sverige AB, which operates Tvåhjulsmästarna, one of Sweden’s largest bicycle chains. With this Intersport Sweden will now also purchase bicycles and related products through Outdoorgruppen, which has 52 stores selling bicycles and bicycle parts in Sweden.
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Article12% stake in Golden Goose for Alibaba co-founder
Blue Pool Capital, a Hong Kong-based investment firm and family office founded by Joe Tsai, has acquired a 12% stake in Golden Goose. Oliver Weisberg, Blue Pool Capital’s CEO, will join Golden Goose’s board.
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ArticleAdidas to streamline business, cut HQ positions
Just after Adidas reported better-than-forecast preliminary results for Q4 that included 19 percent sales growth, the company confirmed that there will be layoffs at the company’s headquarters.
