All Sporting Goods Intelligence articles in Volume 36, Issue 10+11 – Page 2
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News briefsNew CEO for Head North America
Jeff Bardsley will succeed Kevin Kempin, retiring after 32 years with the company.
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ArticleZalando’s revenues up 4-9% in 2025
Growth was driven by the ecosystem strategy in both B2C and B2B.
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News briefsSaucony launches “Run as One” global campaign
The new campaign celebrates running as a collective experience that transcends physical activity and intersects with culture.
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News briefsSaudi Arabia’s SURJ is reportedly weighing investing in World Athletics
The fund is considering investing in a new body that World Athletics may set up to manage its commercial rights, Reuters has reported.
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News briefsDecathlon partners with NBA player Alex Sarr
The 19-year-old rising star plays for the Washington Wizards.
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ArticleA league of its own: Is Unrivaled the future of women’s sports?
We explore the changes and opportunities of the new women’s basketball league.
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ArticleWellness to ‘Healthness’: Technogym’s latest concept
Technogym’s founder and CEO, Nerio Alessandri, announced at the most recent edition of the Wellness Congress.
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News briefsBoozt doubles its lay-offs to 20% of its workforce
Twenty percent, instead of ten, lost their jobs as Boozt increased its use of AI.
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ArticleFoot Locker’s sales rose 2.6% in Q4, modest growth forecast for FY25
The group will do another 300 store refreshes (following 400 in 2024) and 80 additional “Reimagined” doors.
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ArticleIcanIwill opens its first store
Swedish training and lifestyle brand IcanIwill opens its first physical store in its home country.
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News briefsK-Way celebrates its 60th anniversary with global exhibition
The event showcases everyday objects through art and design.
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ArticleHead introduces reusable and recyclable skis
The Head Renew skis can be dismantled into their individual parts at the end of their service life.
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ArticleESPN to drop MLB next year
MLB said that ESPN has been scaling back its baseball coverage and investment “in a way that is not consistent with the sport’s appeal or performance.”
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ArticleAdidas adopts cautious view on FY25; turns Q4 operating profit
Adidas is forecasting an annual operating profit increase of 27-35 percent in 2025.
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C-Suite InterviewCEO Richard Collier: Db has grown up
In fifteen years, Db has grown from a start up that wanted to make cool but practical ski products into a premium luggage company. We talked to CEO Richard Collier.
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ArticleOn’s momentum continues, eyes more than €3bn in FY25 sales
Regionally, the EMEA, lapsing the final year-over-year comparison from strategic store closure in FY23.
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A way out of the trade dispute: Is Cambodia the new Vietnam of the footwear industry?
We talked to shoe manufacturer Shoe Premier about state-of-the-art production and low-risk environments.
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News briefsAdidas and England Squash agree new partnership
The deal saw Adidas become the official clothing and shoe partner of the governing body.
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