The Hockey Company was honored with the “Vendor of the Year” award by Play It Again Sports for the second year in a row. Furthermore, THC's Mark Mollica wins Sports Edge's “2003 Sales Rep of the Year” award…
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Trails.com Hires Rep Force
Trails.com has added five veteran outside sales representatives and groups to represent the company’s flagship retail product, Trail Finder™, to specialty retail stores nationwide. These sales reps allow Trails.com to better manage the growing interest in
Johnson Leaves Russell
Russell Corporation announced that Thomas Johnson has resigned his position as director of investor relations. Johnson will be joining Movie Gallery as senior vice president for investor relations…
Wolverine Wins Plus Award
For the fifth consecutive year, retailers nationwide have selected Wolverine Boots and Shoes to be the recipient of the Plus Award for overall design excellence in the work category. Wolverine Boots and Shoes has been the sole winner of the work award sin
REI Posts 19% Net Income Gain on 9.5% sales Increase
For 2003, REI's operating income increased over 17% from $47.6 million to more than $56 million, with $19.1 million in net income – an increase of more than $3 million or 19% from the previous year. REI also had a 9.5% increase in total sales, from 2
2003 Sales Up 32% for Marin Bikes
Marin Bikes announced that its fourth quarter sales surged 32% in 2003. Additionally, January 2004 was the strongest January ever in the company¹s 18-year history.Much of the boost can be attributed to the tremendous expansion of Marin's Canadian bus
Phoenix Footwear May File Secondary Offering
Phoenix Footwear Group, Inc. announced that it may file a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission by the end of the second quarter of 2004 for a proposed follow-on offering that the Company anticipates will include newly issued
Lowe Alpine Restructures International Operations
Lowe Alpine intends to relocate its head office, international sales and product design functions from the Kendal, UK site to a new purpose developed facility at the Group headquarters in Italy. The move represents a significant investment by the company
Head Q4 Net Income Plunges 77% Despite 19% Sales Gain
Head N.V. reported that net revenues for the fourth quarter increased 19.2% to $161.8 million from $131.8 million in the year-ago period. Net income plunged 76.7% to $1.9 million from $8.4 million in Q4 2002. Net revenues for the year increased 11.3% to $
K2 Sees the Model Come Together Quickly…
K2 Inc. has their model in full swing as economies of scale and production efficiencies take hold to help their acquisitions deliver profits sooner than most expected. CEO Dick Heckman feels that K2 “laid the foundation for future growth” in 2003 after c
Huffy Widens Loss; Makes Gen-X Cuts…
Huffy Corporation, on the other hand, is looking to its Service group as a profit center and will make the move this year to consolidate all brand operations under one Sporting Goods division, leaving the company with just two divisions. The company said
THC Rides Weaker Dollar to Strong ‘03…
The Hockey Company Holdings Inc. sees little potential impact to its equipment business in 2004 from a potential NHL work stoppage, but the apparel end of the apparel business would surely take a hit if the league and the players can’t agree on a new col
Reebok Gets into MLB Game…
After missing out on the Major League Baseball deal last August that netted exclusive apparel and headwear deals for seven companies, Reebok International took the next best approach and inked a multi-year deal with MLB to provide footwear for players and
Saucony Puts Focus Back on the Mall Business…
Saucony looks like it is solidly back on the road to recovery after posting its second straight year of positive sales growth. SCNY has certainly turned things around from a rough 2001 when the company posted a loss of $900,000 after sales fell 21% for t
Skechers on the Mend in ‘04… or Is It???
Based on comments by management at Skechers USA, the company is at the beginning at what could either be a false start or a very positive start to 2004 based on recent trends. Wall Street, like management, appears to want o believe the latter as SKX shar