All Sporting Goods Intelligence articles in Volume 37 Issue 23+24 – Page 2
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ArticleDecathlon Germany launches Wero payment on its website
Decathlon adds the European bank-backed Wero payment option to decathlon.de, with in-store rollout in preparation
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ArticleMisto’s sustainability report: wins and open gaps
Small-scale circularity wins are outpacing structural fixes on Scope 3, supplier safety and board diversity.
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News briefsMisto Korea ties CSR spend to circular reuse
FILA’s Korean arm turns old uniforms and surplus stock into care kits for vulnerable youths across Seoul.
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ArticleUltimate Sevens’ first ad won’t say what the sport is
Rugby sevens championship Ultimate Sevens never says what it is – only what it isn’t.
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ArticleThe rise of Indonesia’s local running shoe brands
Local brands control more than a third of Indonesia’s online running shoe sales, undercutting global competitors on price.
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ArticleEl Corte Inglés seeks to invest more
The Spanish department store group will ask its board in September to raise investment in AI, e-commerce and logistics.
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News briefseVent tests PFAS-free scale in China
The deal puts PFAS-free materials in front of a mass-market Chinese audience
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ArticleGarmin adds coaching to its wearables business
Garmin has bought two of endurance sport’s best-known coaching platforms one day after launching its Cirqa smart band. for
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News briefsFrasers’ Hugo Boss plan goes beyond ownership
A reported plan to install Frasers CEO Michael Murray as Hugo Boss CEO shows that the retailer is treating equity ownership as inseparable from operational control.
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News briefsBritish Cycling, Lloyds Bank declare war on the sofa
The free Sofa to Saddle app aims to turn sofa hours into pedal strokes, with one million new riders targeted by 2028.
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C-Suite InterviewMacron: the brand that grew by saying ‘no’
Macron’s Chief Brand & Communications Officer Angelo Marino explains why 22 years of organic growth start with knowing when to refuse.
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ArticleWorld Cup jersey boom is real, but will it last?
adidas confirmed record sales. Route and Syndigo say fulfillment, returns and product data decide if it holds
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News briefsMarathon Tours launches Greek Odyssey Running Festival
The running travel operator’s new event pairs ancient landscapes with the Athens Marathon.
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News briefsUnisport hires ex-Dick’s eCommerce chief as global CMO
Denise Karkos moves from Dick’s Sporting Goods to lead marketing at Innova Capital-backed Unisport
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News briefsNike and Hyperice launch heated, vibrating slide
New $249 Air Zoom Hyperslide combines Nike cushioning with Hyperice heat and vibration recovery tech
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News briefsDecathlon plants padel flag at UK’s first pro tour stop
With UK padel players topping 1 million this year, the retailer is counting on Olympia London to convert fans into customers.
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ArticleGarmin’s profit growth nearly triples sales growth
Operating margin jumped to 30.4% as tariff refunds and cost discipline outpaced 11% revenue growth in Q2.
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OpinionGarmin CIRQA: The real story might be elsewhere
The same week it launched a subscription-free band, Garmin quietly bought its way into the subscription layer instead.
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ArticleFanatics brings some financial plumbing in house
Better known for jerseys and memorabilia, Fanatics is acquiring the exchange and clearinghouse behind its prediction markets.
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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.
