Report: Anta Exploring Sale Of Precor

Anta Sports Products Ltd. , which acquired Amer Sports in March 2019, is exploring a sale of Precor, the fitness equipment maker, after receiving interest from buyers, according to a report from Bloomberg.

Report: Facebook Was Mystery Bidder For Fitbit

Google outbid Facebook to acquire Fitbit Inc., but the social media giant never acknowledged its interest in the wearables maker, according to a report from CNBC that cited unnamed sources familiar with the deal.

Tariff Impact Offsets Famous Footwear’s Solid Q3 For Caleres

A solid showing from Famous Footwear helped drive Caleres to record revenue in the third quarter, but the impact of tariffs took a toll during the period and should persist into Q4, the company said Monday. The increased tariffs, specifically those on List 4A, resulted in adjusted earnings per share of 78 cents, which missed Wall Street’s target by 5 cents.

Hanesbrands CFO To Depart

Hanesbrands Inc., the parent of Champion, said that Chief Financial Officer Barry A. Hytinen has notified the company of his decision to leave Hanesbrands to accept another career opportunity outside of the apparel industry. Hytinen will continue to serve as Hanes chief financial officer until the end of the fiscal year, Dec. 28, 2019.

Dick’s Raises Outlook On Robust Q3 Results

Dick’s Sporting Goods raised its outlook for the year after reporting third-quarter earnings handily topped Wall Street targets. Same-store sales increased 6.0 percent, representing the company’s strongest quarterly comp sales gain since 2013.

Department Stores Take Q3 Earnings Momemtum Into Holiday Season

Department stores head into Black Friday and the holiday season with a little bit of momentum, as most stores saw decent third quarters and all four in this roundup—Nordstrom, J.C. Penney, Dillard’s and Macy’s—beat Wall Street earnings per share estimates. Our Q3 roundup looks at how each performed and what’s next.