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Planet Sports is salvaged
Planet Sports, the insolvent multi-channel action sports retailer based in Munich, has been taken over by a “medium-sized consortium of entrepreneurs,” said the insolvency administrator, Axel W. Bierbach of the law firm Müller-Heydenreich Bierbach & Kollegen, in a press release. The law firm added that it could not reveal the ...
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Intersport España reports 500% increase in online sales for April
Intersport España, which reopened its e-commerce site on March 21, has just announced a 500 percent year-on-year increase in online sales for the month of April. The Covid-19 quarantine has catapulted the home fitness category to the forefront. Yoga mats, fitness bands, chin-up bars, dumbbells and the like accounted for ...
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Intersport and Decathlon offer drive-in click & collect
Both Intersport and Decathlon have set up a form of “drive-in click and collect” service in France, calling it simply “drive.” Customers place their order online and collect the merchandise in the parking lot of their local store, receiving it directly at their car with maximum distancing. Intersport, which reopened ...
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Intersport reports rising online sales in Germany
Intersport Germany has announced that about two-thirds of the customers who have a made a purchase on its online store in the last couple of weeks made another purchase at a later point. About 370 affiliated retailers are already connected to the platform, achieving sales in a range around €50 ...
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Drop-shipping & online sales help Beachbody
Killick Datta, the legendary sporting goods industry executive who is now the global licensee of Beachbody for apparel and footwear, had told us at the Ispo show in Munich earlier this year that he was forecasting sales of $50 million this year for the line, after reaching a turnover of ...
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Zalando promotes sports products
While providing preliminary figures for the first quarter, Zalando announced the launch of a campaign to inspire customers to stay active at home during the coronavirus pandemic. Deployed under the hashtag #TogetherIAmStrong, it is described as its first remotely produced campaign. The German e-tailer says it has taken this initiative ...
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With higher sales and visits, Zalando pushes its marketplace
Zalando’s momentum keeps going, and the e-tailer is looking at new ways to grow after posting strong results for the fourth quarter of the year. One of the highlights was a jump in the number of site visits, which progressed by 31.9 percent to 960.7 million.
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ArticleNautilus re-launches its digital platform
Significant reductions in expenses in the fourth quarter helped Nautilus to reach a net income of $3.5 million, up from $1.4 million for the same period a year ago, in spite of sharply reduced revenues and a lower gross margin.
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Infographics & DataAnalysis - Online traffic of the leading Scandinavian retailers
This exclusive chart shows the online traffic of the leading Scandinavian retailers in Q4 2019. This is exclusive data and analysis for Premium Members.
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Internetstores grows by 30%
Internetstores, a subsidiary of Signa Sports United, recorded total sales of €373 million in 2019. The online retailer reported that its sales increased by 30 percent over the past three years. This online retail platform for bike and outdoor products, which owns the Fahrrad.de, Brügelmann, Bikester, Probikeshop, Campz and Addnature ...
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Magasin du Nord expands internationally
Online retailing is developing rapidly in Scandinavia. Magasin du Nord, the Danish department store organization, is planning to open web stores in various parts of Europe, as it did in Sweden in November. This year, according to Berlingske, Denmark’s oldest daily newspaper, it will start with Norway and continue with ...
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ArticleNew round of financing for France’s Snowleader
Snowleader, the leading French online retailer of winter sports and outdoor products, says it has collected €10 million in new financing from three institutional investors, including a fund owned by the BNP Paribas bank, to help pursue its international omni-channel strategy.
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OpinionWhy 2020 could be the year Amazon becomes unstoppable
From infiltrating the pharma business to owning the internet, the Amazon juggernaut will be flexing its muscle with broad implications.
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In the summer of 2019, Zalando completed the construction of...
In the summer of 2019, Zalando completed the construction of buildings X and O in Berlin. In April 2020, the e-commerce company will be starting the construction of another building (Z) in Friedrichshain, Berlin. The new building is expected to offer a flexible working environment, allowing employees to work individually ...
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Tradeinn was expecting to close out 2019 with about €150...
Tradeinn was expecting to close out 2019 with about €150 million in sales. The Spanish online retailer of sporting goods has instead achieved €188 million, for a leap of 40 percent from the previous year. According to the founder, David Martín, the group was already looking past its stated target ...
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Intersport’s internet platform widens its reach
After doing its own thing in the area of e-commerce, as the Intersport organizations in France and some other countries are still doing, Intersport Germany has decided to take part in the international development of Intersport 2.0, the omni-channel digitalization strategy of Intersport International Corporation (IIC).
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Nike stops with Amazon’s marketplace
A few days after the appointment of a new chief executive, John Donahoe, who previously ran eBay, the Swoosh announced that it will stop a pilot program, initiated in 2017, to sell selected products on the Amazon Retail marketplace. Nike justified the move with its “focus on elevating consumer experience ...
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Asics invests more in digital
Asics Corp. continues to make new investments in start-ups and adjacent segments. Late last month, the Japanese group acquired Race Roster, a Canadian-based platform with a suite of services for the organizers of foot races that will complement its Runkeeper platform, based in Boston, and other digital operations. The purchase ...
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Adidas opens a digital flagship in London
Adidas has opened a new flagship store, which it calls Adidas LDN, covering 27,000 square feet on four levels on Oxford Street in London, opposite the main department store of Selfridges. The site offers a unique, immersive customer experience. According to the company, it is the most digital Adidas store ...
