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Huffy has signed a definitive agreement for the sale of its services to retail segment, which includes Huffy Service Solutions, Creative Retail Services and Creative Retail Services (Canada) to National Product Services Inc., a portfolio company of H.I.G.

Huffy's preliminary first quarter sales figures are in line with expectations, but that initial income figures indicate that the loss for the first quarter will be higher than anticipated and significantly higher than the loss of $1.4 million or nine

Cybex International announced that a judgment has been entered with respect to the previously disclosed jury verdict in the litigation, Kirila, et al v. Cybex International, Inc., et al. Cybex recorded a reserve in 2001 with respect to the original jury v

TransWorld SKATEboarding would like to welcome Giovanni Reda as the newest addition to the TWS staff. Giovanni comes on board as a field senior photographer. He's as well-known in the skate world for his innovative photos as he is for his East Coast

DuPont announced that KED Fiber Ltd. and KED Fiber, LLC, subsidiaries of Koch Industries, have advised DuPont that they intend to accelerate the closing of the sale of INVISTA(TM) to April 30, 2004. DuPont and the Koch companies also have agreed to an am

You have until noon today to get in your own bid for the assets of the Footaction chain after a the U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge gave his blessings to Footstar’s plan to liquidate the now 353 store chain. The field appears to be a bit narrower than many h

The dominoes keep falling into place at adidas-Salomon after the fall appointment of Erich Stamminger as CEO of adidas America. Jim Stutts, the former Asia chief who had moved back to adidas as interim CEO for North America after Ross McMullin’s leave of

Amer Group is looking for a new location for its Wilson Sporting Goods factory located in the Irvine Industrial Estate in England. The factory assembles golf clubs and also acts as the distribution center for the U.K. Amer also plans to lay off about 10%

Gildan Activewear was the first imprinted activewear firm in North America to be awarded the Oeko-tex Standard 100 certification for health and environmental sustainability.

Two sets of reports on Thursday may provide more fuel to the retail fire seemingly offsetting the impact of higher gas prices and the increasingly bad news coming out of Iraq. The good news on the job front due to record low unemployment figures, and bri

Shoe Pavilion announced total net sales increased 5.3% to $19.6 million for the first quarter ended April 3, 2004, from net sales of $18.6 million for the same period in 2003…