All Sporting Goods Intelligence articles in Volume 35, Issue 35+36+37 – Page 2
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News briefsKlarna aquires Kiwi company
The Swedish global payments network and shopping assistant, Klarna, has acquired the assets of a New Zealand competitor.
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Short stops
Short Stops Week 37, 2024
PEOPLE +++ World Netball has announced the appointment of Fiona Harold , previously at the Ladies European Tour (LET), as the new CEO +++ Escalade has announced that Walter P. Glazer, Jr. will retire as Chief Executive Officer and President at the end of 2024, and that the company’s Board ...
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News briefsAnother call in the US to investigate Shein, Temu
This time it’s coming from an independent government agency.
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News briefsFifa opens up shop in Miami
The football organization is to prepare for the World Cup 2026.
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News briefsMacron announces a new agreement with the Italian Bocce Federation
The Bologna-based firm also extends its deal with Irish FA for match officials.
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ArticleEuro 2024 – The figures, the fans and the brands
Who were the fans of the Euro 2024 in Germany, how many games did they watch, and what companies did they associate with the tournament? YouGov asked a thousand people.
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News briefsSian Keane joins Gymshark as CPO
The new Chief People Officer joins from Farfetch, where she most recently held the same role.
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News briefsAgassi to kick off Indian pickleball league
The trendy raquet game is growing in India and one of the key persons in this is a tennis icon.
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News briefsZumiez Q2 results improve as North American comps rise high-single digits
The Q2 net loss of $847,000 was 90% better than the year-ago loss of $8,509,000.
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AnalysisMarket analysis: The sports apparel market of 2023
Our annual summary of the sports apparel market brings you global revenue and market-share development and a regional breakdown of 29 companies.
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News briefsMacron to sponsor its first MLS team
Macron will provide game sets and technical apparel to Major League Soccer team Connecticut United FC.
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ArticleTopgolf Callaway intends to split up the company
The Board of Directors at Topgolf Callaway Brands Corp. intends to split the business into two independent companies: Callaway and Topgolf.
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ArticleFoot Locker customer prioritizes discretionary spending on footwear
Foot Locker stays on course despite economic challenges, focusing on its loyalty program, expanded brand portfolio, and upcoming mobile app launch.
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ArticleSFIA names new president and CEO
Todd Smith has been appointed President and CEO of Sports & Fitness Industry Association (SFIA).
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News briefsAdidas mixes culture with sneakers in first Korean heritage store
In Seoul, the 75-year-old brand makes a Korean heritage debut.
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News briefsOlympism365 Innovation Hub announces inaugural recipients of the Ignite365 Awards
The new awards recognize creative and innovative solutions that use sports to solve important societal and social problems.
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News briefsKlarna increases payment flexibility with new features
The Swedish payment provider introduces new savings opportunities and rewards for loyal customers.
