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Body Glove International and Sport Dimension have been sued by...
Body Glove International and Sport Dimension have been sued by Qbas Co. and QDS Injection Molding in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of Califonia. The complaint alleged infringement of patents by Body Glove's Passage Go Pro goggle and other products.
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England Rugby aims to get 10,000 more women playing the...
England Rugby aims to get 10,000 more women playing the sport by 2017. The Rugby Football Union (RFU), which is the national governing body for grassroots and elite rugby in England, is holding a countrywide series of free rugby sessions called Pitch up and Play, open to women of all ...
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The World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI) has...
The World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI) has set up a new “Aerodynamics and Weight Limitation Working Group” in order to address the issue of UCI (International Cycling Union) weight limitation for road bikes. The new working group has been installed as part of WFSGI's Bicycle Committee. The ...
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Sport England's This Girl Can campaign has teamed up with...
Sport England's This Girl Can campaign has teamed up with therunningbug.co.uk to encourage women to get moving and help raise money for cancer research. The #1milechallenge requires women to move for a mile by walking, running, swimming, cycling, or however they can. When they have finished, they create a 10-second video clip ...
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The team of BSI, the German sporting goods industry federation,...
The team of BSI, the German sporting goods industry federation, is reinforced with the arrival of Bastian Tielmann, 35, who has been coaching the Dutch ski team in ski jumping for the last eight years
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The British government has launched a public consultation in the...
The British government has launched a public consultation in the country to find out what can be done to increase participation in sport. The consultation will run for just under nine weeks, from Aug. 4 until Oct. 2. Figures from Sport England for the 12 months to March 2015 show ...
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The government of Brazil has sent a delegation to Indonesia...
The government of Brazil has sent a delegation to Indonesia to determine whether the country has a market economy and to check out any relations that local shoe producers may have with Chinese producers. Opponents of the current anti-dumping duties on Chinese shoes have in fact proposed Indonesia as the ...
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The government of Myanmar has approved the first minimum wage...
The government of Myanmar has approved the first minimum wage for all the workers in the country, which is becoming a new sourcing hub for clothing and footwear, except for businesses that employ fewer than 15 people. After bitter negotiations, the minimum wage has been set at 3,600 kyat ($2.86) ...
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Adidas filed a suit against Skechers USA in Portland's district...
Adidas filed a suit against Skechers USA in Portland's district court on Sept. 14, charging that one of its shoe styles is a knock-offs of its Stan Smith model, and that others use its Supernova trademark and its Three-Stripe mark. The two companies have already squared off and reached settlements ...
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Only three weeks after suing Sears over a similar issue,...
Only three weeks after suing Sears over a similar issue, Adidas has filed suit against Forever 21 and Central Mills in the Portland, Oregon federal court, asking it to prevent the U.S. fast-fashion chain from marketing and selling apparel bearing “either identical or confusingly similar imitations” of its three-stripes trademark. ...
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After announcing the sale of Camelbak to Vista Outdoor (see...
After announcing the sale of Camelbak to Vista Outdoor (see our previous issue), Compass Diversified Holdings (Codi) reported a net profit of $24,457,000 for the second quarter, more than four times the $5,719,000 profit of the year-ago period, on 6 percent higher revenues of $284.7 million. The main factor was ...
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After announcing the acquisition of Camelbak and Jimmy Sykes, which...
After announcing the acquisition of Camelbak and Jimmy Sykes, which has already been completed, Vista Outdoor improved its sales forecast for the present financial year, predicting low single-digit growth to a range of $2.17 billion to $2.24 billion. However, implied operating margins before amortization (Ebitda) should reach the lower end ...
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The renmimbi has lost about 3 percent of its value...
The renmimbi has lost about 3 percent of its value since the People's Bank of China announced a 1.9 percent devaluation against the strong U.S. dollar on Aug. 11, followed by the establishment of a more flexible system to guide the rate from one day to the next. The develuation, ...
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The ECF/Cycling Industry Club has received a €2 million subsidy...
The ECF/Cycling Industry Club has received a €2 million subsidy from the European Commission to be spent on a study of the effects of cycling on urban mobility and city-congestion. The announcement was made at the Advocacy Summit in Friedrichshafen on August 27. The meeting was held during the 2015 ...
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Michael Jordan has lost the lawsuit he had filed in...
Michael Jordan has lost the lawsuit he had filed in the Chinese courts against Qiaodan Sports for using a name and images similar to his own Jordan brand with Nike. The former Chicago Bulls basketball player is known in China as “Qiaodan,” a Chinese version of his name. “Qiaodan” is ...
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Nike and Apple have agreed to settle a lawsuit brought...
Nike and Apple have agreed to settle a lawsuit brought by consumers around the efficacy of the Nike+FuelBand. The class action lawsuit, which was first brought against Nike and Apple in 2013, alleged that the joint Nike-Apple fitness band was marketed on the basis of misleading claims regarding the band's ...
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Adidas filed a suit against Sears in the U.S. District...
Adidas filed a suit against Sears in the U.S. District Court of Portland, Oregon on July 28, charging that the two- and four-striped shoes offered by the retailer have been infringing on the Big a's Three-Stripe logo. The lawsuit seeks injunctions, compensation and damages for alleged trademark infringement and dilution, ...
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Garmin's first generation of SideVü sonar products infringes a patent...
Garmin's first generation of SideVü sonar products infringes a patent on a Johnson Outdoors side scan sonar used in certain Humminbird fishfinders, according to an initial determination by an administrative law judge at the International Trade Commission (ITC). The ruling is subject to review by the ITC. The judge determined ...
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John Jansen, who runs Keen Footwear's European operations, was voted...
John Jansen, who runs Keen Footwear's European operations, was voted in as the new president of the European Outdoor Group (EOG) at the OutDoor show in Friedrichshafen last week, taking the place of Rolf Schmid, president of the Mammut Sports Group. The EOG will also have a new vice president, ...
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A Paris court ordered Nike and an events company to...
A Paris court ordered Nike and an events company to pay €67,500 in damages to an a sculptor, Jean Cardot, who complained about the treatment of his statue of Winston Churchill. The Swoosh draped it with an oversized Tony Parker jersey in 2011, after the French basketball team qualified for ...
