Target CEO Brian Cornell To Stay Three More Years

Target said Brian Cornell agreed to remain in his role as CEO for an additional three years. With Cornell’s commitment, Target’s Board of Directors eliminated its retirement policy, designed to initiate a discussion regarding the possible retirement of its CEO at the age of 65.

Peloton May Face Civil Monetary Penalties Related To Treadmill Recall

Peloton Interactive is facing possible civil penalties over its voluntary recall of the Trend+ treadmill, the connected fitness leader disclosed in a regulatory filing. The Tread+ was taken off the market last year following reports that adults, children, pets, and objects had been pulled beneath the equipment and caused the death of a child.

Ammo, Inc. Moves Against Dissident Director

Following last week’s proxy challenge by its largest shareholder and chief strategy officer, Steven Urvan, Ammo, Inc. announced that it had placed Urvan and GunBroker CFO Susan Lokey on administrative leave.

Academy Sports Q2 EPS Exceeds Wall Street Targets

Academy Sports reported earnings in the second quarter came in comfortably ahead of Wall Street expectations. Comps declined 6.0 percent against challenging year-ago comparisons but improved sequentially versus the first quarter. The sporting goods chain reiterated its 2022 full-year net and comparable sales guidance.

Castore Secures New Debt Facility

Castore, the UK sportswear brand, has secured a new £50 million ($63 mm) revolving credit facility (RCF), valuing the company at £750 million ($942 mm).

Li & Fung May Face Debt Ratings Downgrade

Moody’s Investors Service has placed on review for downgrading Li & Fung Limited’s ratings. The review follows the company’s announcement on August 31 that it had completed the sale of LF Logistics Holdings, Ltd. and its various entities to A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S.