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.

Walmart Raises Guidance After Strong Q2

Walmart reported U.S. Q2 comp sales grew 5.2 percent year-over-year and gained 14.5 percent on a two-year stack. The retail giant raised its outlook for the second consecutive quarter, expecting FY22 Walmart U.S. comp sales of 5 percent to 6 percent and global eCommerce sales of $75 billion.

Bruce Akin Retiring As CEO Of B.A.S.S.

After 10 years serving as CEO of B.A.S.S., Bruce Akin will retire on September 30. B.A.S.S. Chairman Chase Anderson will assume responsibility for the organization’s day-to-day operations as CEO.

Peloton Begins Repairs On Recalled Treadmills

Peloton Interactive Inc. said it plans to install U.S. regulator-approved repairs to the touchscreen console on its treadmills starting this month after reports of injuries earlier in the year led to product recalls.