Forty Seven Brand Expands Retail Presence

Forty Seven Brand, formerly Twins Enterprises, has added five new retail stores to Major League Baseball Stadiums. The new Forty Seven Brand stores are being opened in partnership with the following teams/parks. Anaheim Angels, Atlanta Braves, Cincinnati

Fila to Return to Basketball Footwear

Fila plans to return to the basketball footwear category. The company is partnering with agency Michael T. White, Inc. (MTW) to launch the new DLS Slam performance shoe by Fila along with a grassroots initiative targeted to high school, club and collegiat

Mountain Equipment Co-op, to Open 14th Store

Mountain Equipment Co-op, Canada's outdoor retailer, announced that construction of its fourteenth store will begin this April in Barrie, Ontario. The co-operative retailer's Barrie store will exemplify MEC's commitment to 'green build

Stephon Marbury Sued Over His Starbury Line

Stephon Marbury, a former New York Knicks basketball player, was sued by a sports-marketing agency claiming he owes it $214,990 in commissions for helping create a line of footwear and apparel, Starbury…

Maverik Lacrosse Sponsors Mesa State

Maverik Lacrosse announced that it will outfit the Mesa State College “Mavericks” Men's NCAA Division II lacrosse team with equipment, bags and apparel for their inaugural 2011 season. Mesa State College is the first ever state school west of Ohio to

Gregory Mountain Adds European Distributors

Gregory Mountain Product, the backpack specialist, added five new distributors to its European sales network. The new distributors will represent Gregory in the Czech Republic, Finland, Poland, Romania and Russia…

Dorel Industries Sets Stock Buyback Plan

Dorel Industries Inc. announced a stock buyback program. Under the plan, Dorel will be entitled to repurchase for cancellation up to 700,000 Class B Subordinate Voting Shares over a twelve-month period commencing April 1, 2010 and ending March 31, 2011, r

Backcountry.com Promotes Jill Layfield to COO

Backcountry.com has promoted Jill Layfield to the chief operating officer, a new position. Formerly vice president of product management, Layfield will be responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of Backcountry and will ensure that their strateg