All Sporting Goods Intelligence articles in Volume 37, Issue 25+26 – Page 2
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News briefsLululemon opens largest APAC store in Tokyo
The Tokyo store opened days before Lululemon reports Q2 results, giving investors a fresh read on its Asia-Pacific growth.
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OpinionPPWR: blessing or curse for sporting goods industry?
WFSGI and FESI legal counsel Dr. Jochen M. Schaefer asks whether Brussels’ packaging overhaul helps or harms the industry.
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News briefsFanatics renews UEFA card deal until 2033
The deal covers six UEFA club competitions, with cards produced under the Topps brand.
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ArticleLululemon’s tough quarter deepens across key markets
Demand is down in Lululemon’s top markets, and a Great Wall misfire hasn’t helped in China. A tariff refund softened the blow.
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News briefsNGE fitness expands beyond UK Decathlon marketplace
A year after joining Decathlon’s UK marketplace, Northern Gym Equipment has expanded to 300+ listings and entered selected stores.
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News briefsToni Sailer names Head of Sales, US director
The premium ski fashion brand fills two senior roles as it works to expand sales channels and its North American footprint.
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News briefsASICS named apparel partner for Paris padel major
The Roland-Garros tie-up is the latest step in a multi-year ASICS expansion into padel.
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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 briefsBillie Jean King and Deloitte launch women's sports plan
Deloitte says women’s sports media coverage has climbed to 15 percent, but leadership investment still lags.
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News briefsPGA Tour, LeBron foundation build a golf mentorship pipeline
The LeBron James Family Foundation Invitational debuts July 6-7, 2027, at Firestone Country Club, blending golf with mentorship.
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News briefsThink Beyond names Robertson as first CEO
Melissa Robertson becomes Think Beyond’s first CEO, taking an equity stake as the consultancy scales.
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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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News briefsSlazenger Padel opens 4th UK club in Exeter retail park
The Exeter club adds nine padel and two pickleball courts, taking Slazenger Padel to four UK sites.
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ArticleAt IFA 2026, sporting goods and health tech blur
A first-person tour of IFA Berlin finds Chinese hardware makers rewriting the boundaries between sporting goods, tech and health.
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ArticleCastore reportedly explores sale a decade after launch
JPMorgan is canvassing buyers for the brand Andy Murray backs, with interest from China among the approaches.
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News briefsFP Movement and On launch second sneaker collab
A second footwear drop with On is less about design than what repeat collaborations reveal about FP Movement’s strategy.
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ArticleNike sponsors London City Lionesses in landmark deal
The WSL’s only fully independent club lands a Nike deal its owner calls women’s football’s biggest yet.
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ArticleAdidas apology puts its own accountability on trial
The company distanced its global brand from a local team’s choices, and that line is now the story.
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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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ArticleK-pop’s JENNIE sets a China sales record for adidas
JENNIE’s debut as an adidas Originals co-designer broke a flagship store sales record in Chengdu, ahead of the global launch.
