Outdoor Outreach will receive one percent of the sales of Gramicci’s new Fall 2012 collection as the natural performance climbing and outdoor apparel company expands its ongoing Start Somewhere social and environmental philanthropic initiative…
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Skechers to Launch Super Bowl Ad Starring Mark Cuban
Skechers USA, Inc. announced that the Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban will play a key role in the company's third consecutive Super Bowl commercial, which will premiere during the coveted two-minute warning in the first half. The ad will support th
CEO of Urban Outfitters Resigns
Urban Outfitters Inc. said Glen T. Senk has stepped down as chief executive and that co-founder and Chairman Richard A. Hayne will succeed him. Senk resigned to “pursue another opportunity” and also left the retailer's board of directors though he wi
Studica Launches Fan Apparel Store
Studica, Inc., the education source for software and technology products, has now opened a new apparel store [at http://studica.beyondgraduation.com]. Studica's apparel store offers college and pro team apparel for men, women and children. Collectibl
Genesco Raises EPS Guidance On Healthy Comp Sales
Genesco Inc. again raised its guidance for the year by a dime a share after witnessing same-store sales increased by a stronger-than-expected 13 percent so far in the quarter ending this month. In the same year-ago period, same store sales increased 9 per
Head’s Winter Division to Relocate to Boulder
Head's Winter Division is planning to relocate to Boulder, CO. Currently located in Norwalk, CT, Head’s Winter Division has enjoyed a strong resurgence over the past…
Delta Apparel Elects New Board Member
Delta Apparel, Inc. announced the election of Suzanne B. Rudy as a director by unanimous approval of the company's Board. Rudy is vice president, corporate treasurer, compliance officer and assistant secretary of RF Micro Devices, Inc., a publicly tr
Invista Apparel Sets New Organizational Structure
Invista Apparel said that in order to foster innovation and enhance service, its spandex business has created a new western region and eastern region to serve its global base of customers…
DSW Raises EPS Guidance and 2012 Store Openings
DSW Inc. raised its EPS guidance and said it now plans to accelerate new store openings in 2012 to between 35 to 40 new stores, which is ahead of its long-term goal of 15 to 20 new stores per year…
Cutter Gloves Becomes Official Glove of USA Football
Cutters Gloves and USA Football announced a new partnership – with Cutters becoming the official glove of football’s national governing body…
Shaquille O’Neal Launches Shaq.com
Shaquille O'Neal, the legendary NBA center, has launched Shaq.com, a site dedicated to everything about Shaq and his many projects. Mary Gleason was also formerly retained to oversee management of the Shaquille O’Neal brands: Shaq and Dunkman..
Nike Announces Plans for Greater China Headquarters
Nike, Inc. announced plans for the development of a new centralized campus for Nike's employees in Shanghai, China. The nearly 600,000 square foot headquarters will be built at The Springs, Tishman Speyer's newest mixed-use development in Shangh
NICA Ramps up Training for High School MTB Coaches
The National Interscholastic Cycling Association (NICA) expects to triple the number of high school mountain bike coaches it has licensed in 2012 by working with people who want to start independent clubs outside the six states where it has sanctioned lea
Columbia Buys Building to House Canadian Headquarters
Columbia Sportswear Co. confirmed it is buying a building in London, Ontario to house a new Canadian headquarters in a signal of renewed commitment to the Great White North, where its sales are already about 20 percent higher per capita than in the United
Patagonia Register As Benefits Corporation
Patagonia became the first company in California to elect benefit corporation status, an increasingly population form on incorporation with socially conscious businesses. Patagonia Founder Yvon Chouinard led a dozen businesseson Tuesday, which marked the