Canada Goose Launches Share Repurchase Program

Canada Goose Holdings Inc. announced that the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) has approved a normal course issuer bid (NCIB) providing for the purchase for cancellation of up to 5.94 million subordinate voting shares of Canada Goose.

TJX’s Q2 Comps Climb 20 Percent

The TJX Companies, Inc. reported earnings and sales topped Wall Street’s expectations. Open-only comp-store sales increased 20 percent against the second quarter of 2019 with apparel ahead in the low-teens.

ITF Global Tennis Report 2021 Shows Worldwide Participation Gains

The International Tennis Federation’s (ITF) 2021 Global Tennis Report found healthy growth in tennis participation despite the impact of the pandemic. Key findings of the report indicate that there are more than 87 million players within the 41 nations that contributed to the report, an increase of 4.5 percent in these countries.

July Retail Sales Slow Amid Tight Supply Chain

Retail sales slowed during July as retailers continued to face supply chain disruptions and increased COVID-19 vaccinations allowed consumers to shift some spending from goods to activities like going out to dinner and traveling despite the delta variant, the National Retail Federation said.

Saucony Launches The New Triumph 19

Saucony announced it has launched its latest Triumph 19 with PwrRun+ cushioning. A new lightweight upper with enhanced breathability, combined with the brand’s proprietary FormFit technology, offer support with a sock-like fit. Design details and suede elements merge workout wear with casual wear. An ounce lighter than the previous model, the Triumph 19 promises faster […]

Reebok’s Journey With Adidas

Reebok’s sales peaked at $3.2 billion in 2004 and have shrunk to $1.4 billion in 2020. However, the brand was able to deliver growth for the majority of the 14 years under the ownership of Adidas and profitability ended being the main challenge toward the end. SGB Executive takes a look back at the brand’s ups and downs since being acquired by Adidas in 2016.

Rouvy Secures $6 Million Investment

The Pale Fire Capital investment group reached an agreement to acquire a major stake in VirtualTraining, the Czech company behind the Rouvy indoor cycling and running software application.