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News briefsAllbirds updates sustainability principles and objectives framework
Allbirds has provided an update to its main CSR plans on its website, giving an overview on achievements, changes and objectives settled in its sustainability report that was published in October 2022. Important notes are the new RSL list that will launch to Allbird’s suppliers in Q4, 2022, including guiding ...
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News briefsLewis Hamilton joins the celebrity list of investors in TMRW Sports
Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton is joining TMRW Sports as an investor, the company has announced. TMRW Sports, a technology-focused venture that aims to bring innovative approaches to sports, media, and entertainment, was created in August by golf stars Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy with NBC Sports veteran Mike McCarley, ...
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News briefsOeko-Tex undergoes rebranding, publishes branding guidelines
Designed by the German design and branding agency Schwitzke ID, Oeko-Tex has reworked its logo and brand ID. The biggest change is the new brand logo based on a drop-shaped graphic associated with a leaf, drop or textile bow. The branding guidelines that are to be followed by Oeko-Tex-certified companies ...
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ArticleSkechers escorts West out of L.A. corporate building
Slowly but surely, Kanye West should realize that he is no longer welcome due to the antisemitic, racist and hateful remarks he made recently across multiple forums. After the recent contract cancellations with Adidas, Balenciaga, CAA, MRC and Gap, Skechers USA now released a statement in which it reports that ...
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ArticleAdidas severs ties with Kanye West
“Adidas does not tolerate antisemitism and any other sort of hate speech,” the company said concisely in its official statement.
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News briefsSunglasses brand Pit Viper on track for success thanks to bold marketing
According to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal, Pit Viper, a Salt Lake City-based sports sunglasses brand, plans to add seven new models to its product line, which has so far been limited to 11 models. The company is also reportedly looking to expand its business in the ...
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News briefsBlibli’s parent aims to raise €540m in IPO
Global Digital Niaga, the parent company of the Indonesian e-commerce company Blibli, aims to raise as much as €540 million in its initial public offering next month, according to the company’s prospectus. The company plans to sell up to 17.77 billion shares, or 15 percent of its total capital, at ...
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News briefsNew Balance will begin production in Argentina in 2023
New Balance has announced that it will begin to produce shoes in the Puerto Tirol industrial park in the province of Chaco, Argentina, from February 2023. New Balance’s manufacturing partner will be Chaco-based Punto Medio. The project is expected to create 250 new jobs.
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Logistics services companies ReBound Returns and Cycleon merge
The U.K.-based companies ReBound Returns and Cycleon announced their company merger. They had previously operated as separate entities under the Reconomy Group, after both being acquired in recent years. In the future, the service companies will operate under the name ReBound, a Reconomy Group company. The newly formed logistics services ...
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ArticleAdidas completes second share buyback program in 2022
Adidas has completed its second share buyback program this year. On March 1, 2022, the company announced the launch of another share buyback program in mid-March to return cash proceeds from the Reebok divestment to its shareholders. In the period between March 14 and Oct. 10, 2022, the company repurchased ...
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News briefsDecathlon Gemany expanding its Schwetzingen logistics site
Decathlon Germany is expanding its logistics site in Schwetzingen by 12,500 sqm. The new “Hall 0” will house a new mechanization concept intended to accelerate logistics processes and shipping volumes and is set to open in mid-2023. Schwetzingen is one of four Decathlon campus locations in Germany and is responsible ...
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News briefsSports Direct could move to new headquarters
Frasers Group, the parent company of Sports Direct, is “exploring options” for a new Sports Direct site, the BBC website has reported. The move would be part of a long-term plan for a massive development on the edge of Coventry, West Midlands, that Frasers has recently outlined, allowing the group ...
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News briefsBleckmann opens new distribution center in the Netherlands
Dutch logistics company and supply chain management expert Bleckmann is opening a new fulfillment center in Venlo to increase its capacity in Europe’s logistics hotspot. A lease agreement for around 30,000 sqm has been signed with Prologis. Operations for the first customers have already started, and further implementations are to ...
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News briefsRossignol Group chooses Wintersteiger to provide race ski service machines
Rossignol Group, home to winter sports brands Rossignol and Dynastar, has invested in Wintersteiger’s Jupiter ski service machines for their three production centers in France and Spain. Introduced in 2021, the precision machines will ensure premium processing for the group’s racing ranges and guarantee a perfect, consistent finish and ski ...
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News briefsAdidas teams up with Calm on World Mental Health Day
Adidas has announced a new partnership with Calm, a global mental health platform, on World Mental Health Day (Oct. 10). The idea behind the collaboration is to help progress sports performance by supporting mental well-being. Through Adidas’ membership program, adiClub, consumers can access Calm Premium. The partnership is starting as ...
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News briefsAdidas reviewing its contract with Kanye West
Adidas has placed its partnership with Kanye West “under review,” as our colleagues at the American edition of SGI report. The sportswear company has in the past spoken in the same terms of deals subsequently ended with Ashworth, TaylorMade and Reebok. This is a response to West’s badmouthing last month ...
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News briefsi-Run raises €100 million from group of investors
i-Run, a French online and offline retailer specializing in running apparel and shoes, has reached an agreement with a group of long-term investors led by Geneo Capital Entrepreneur in a deal worth a total of around €100 million. This equity investment is meant to allow i-Run to enter a new ...
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ArticlePeloton’s ride to breakeven cash flow results in more layoffs
In an effort to continue to drive the business forward and achieve cash flow breakeven by the end of the current FY23, Peloton is laying off more employees. On Oct. 6, the connected fitness company announced another round of job cuts, the fourth in 2022. The latest action – the ...
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News briefsUnions seek to raise pay and benefits at El Corte Inglés
The collective-bargaining agreement drafted by Spain’s Federation of Department Store Unions (FASGA) for El Corte Inglés and other big retailers proposes a raise of 6 percent for employees earning about €18,500 a year for 2023, with a second 6 percent raise to follow in 2024. FASGA had proposed raises of ...
