NRF: March Retail Sales Weaken

Consumers cooled spending in March, reflecting colder weather across the country and harmful fiscal policy, namely the payroll tax hike, according to the National Retail Federation. NRF estimated March retail sales (excluding automobiles, gas stations and

Avalanche Forecaster Died Assessing Snowpack

An avalanche forecaster became the 16th avalanche fatality in the U.S. this season Thurdsay when he was swept to his death testing snow conditions in Big Cottonwood Canyon for the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT). Craig Patterson, 34, was a Park C

Former REI CEO Sworn in as US Secretary of Interior

Sally Jewell, the former petroleum engineer and banker who led REI for the last eight years, started her first day on the job Monday with a round of staff meetings to discuss energy development, conservation, Indian Affairs and youth engagement. Jewell wa

Maverik Lacrosse Founder Gagliardi Moving On

John Gagliardi, founder of Maverik Lacrosse, announced that he would be amicably parting with Bauer Performance Sports in June to focus his day-to-day efforts on a new business venture to be announced in July. The two parties will continue to partner tog

Bauer’s Q3 Losses Narrow

Bauer Performance Sports Ltd. reported revenues climbed 7 percent in the first quarter to $54.9 million. The gains were due to strong growth in apparel across all apparel categories, and the addition of Cascade revenues, partially offset by lower ice hock