Dick’s Sporting Goods along with the Dick’s Foundation have committed more than $10 million in relief for communities hit by wildfires in California and flooding in North Carolina. The pledge includes ...

The Swedish helmet technology company’s Q4 net income was up more than threefold to SEK 53 million ($4.9 mm) from SEK 16 million on 58% (+52% CC) higher revenues of SEK 144 ($13.4 mm) from SEK 91 ...

Net loss was reduced by 53% to $92.0 million in fiscal Q2 from $194.9 million last year on a revenue decline of 9% to $673.9 million from $743.6 million as the company’s turnaround efforts continued ...

The family-owned rowing equipment maker has divested its equity to the Concept2 Perpetual Purpose Trust for undisclosed terms. The trust will direct the company's management and operations so that ...

Net income was up 9% to C$143.6 million ($103.4 mm) in fiscal Q3 ended Dec. 29 from C$131.4 million on revenue that came in just south of flat at C$607.9 million ($437.7 mm) from C$609.9 million. The ...

The B-Corp-certified adventure lifestyle brand hired former REI exec, Craig Rowley as chief marketing officer, and named Sara Westbrook SVP product & merchandising. Westbrook's resume includes ...

Fossil Group hired Joe Martin, a former Adidas executive, as chief commercial officer, and Antonio Carriero, a former Salomon CIO, as chief digital information officer and GM of the EMEA region.++++ ...

The bottom line swung to a loss of SEK 37 million ($3.4 mm) in the fourth quarter, hit by costs related to the acquisition of Quad Lock, against a profit of SEK 24 million as revenues ticked up 7% to ...

Net income jumped 27% in the fiscal third quarter ended Dec. 31 to ¥4,512 million ($29.6 mm) from ¥3,540 million, on 4% higher revenues of ¥55,751 million ($365.8 mm) up from ¥53,540 million. Gross ...

The resort operator saw S&P Global lower its unsecured notes rating to BB- from BB, after MTN amended its credit agreement to add $450 million of delayed draw term loans and increase its revolver ...

Red ink gushed at the action camera maker as final quarter net loss expanded to $37,191,000 from a loss of $2,418,000 a year ago, on 32% lower revenues of $200,882,000 down from $295,420,000.

Newell’s Outdoor & Recreation segment, which includes Coleman, Contigo, Campingaz, Marmot, and other brands, saw revenues decline 8% to $152 million in the final quarter, compared to $165 million last ...