Russell Athletic Mending Relations with Colleges

Russell Athletic said it is receiving favorable responses from colleges and universities across North America to the newly-released information it is providing to answer questions about the 2008 closure of its Jerzees de Honduras (JDH) manufacturing plant

JJB Sports Proposes New Deal with Landlords

JJB Sports PLC, the U.K. sporting goods chain, has finalized terms for company voluntary arrangements (CVA) as it looks to save its remaining stores. This CVA enables a company to reach an agreement with its unsecured creditors and restructure debts…

Pony Sues Nike Over Ad Campaign

Before a Masters Weekend that saw the new Nike “V is for Victory” logo become almost ubiquitous on TV’s across the golf world, Pony Inc. filed a trademark infringement suit against Nike Inc. in federal court in San Diego, claiming that Nike's “V is f

March Outdoor Sales Showing Positive Signs

While the specialty outdoor industry started the fiscal year slowly in February, sales seem to be picking up in March. Many retailers who spoke with The B.O.S.S. Report are seeing the retail environment slowly regain some health after one of the most diff

American Rec Names New CEO

American Recreation Products appointed Dale Philippi to the position of president and chief executive officer. He replaces Jim Baumann, who is leaving the company…

Michigan’s Frey Foundation Gives $160,000 Grant to DU

A major environmental effort in southwestern Michigan recently got a boost. The conservation organization Ducks Unlimited (DU) received a grant of $160,000 from the Frey Foundation. The grant will be used to protect and restore valuable habitat through DU

Gable Leaves Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation

Melinda Gable, having served the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation, for the past 10 years, recently left the organization in order to launch C2IT Strategies, a consulting company to serve as a resource to the outdoor industry, allied industry and

Report: Waterfowlers Spent $900 Million in 2006

Waterfowl hunters spent $900 million on a variety of goods and services from food, transportation, guns and decoys to hunting dogs, clothing and other incidental expenses in 2006, according to a new report issued by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service…