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Oakley, Inc. announced the January 1, 2005 appointment of Michael J. Puntoriero to the company's Board of Directors and to the Audit, Nominating and Corporate Governance Committees. Since July of 2004, Mr. Puntoriero has served as Vice President of

Steve Block, president and one of the founders of SPRI® Products, a leading distributor of rubber resistance exercise products and fitness accessories, passed away December 30, 2004, at the age of 68 after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage. Block was laid t

Ski Tops Brands, which includes the Chaos and Moon Shadow brands, has added two new rep groups to their team fo rthe comoing season. Roth Sports Sales, with Marty and Russ Roth, covers the six New England States. Stronge Trends (Lenore Stronge) will cove

Eider, a leading maker of performance outerwear in Europe, has selected True North Brand Group as its public relations agency of record. True North will assist Eider with media relations, marketing communications and other PR activities in the US…

Skis Rossignol shares jumped early on Monday after a French newspaper reported that Quiksilver Inc. was making a bid for the company. Rossignol is “a company we are looking at more closely, even though it is not the only possibility”, said Bernard Mariet

Russell Corporation has completed the acquisition, announced earlier this month, of Brooks Sports, Inc. for approximately $115 million cash. Fiscal- year 2004 sales for Brooks, which will operate as a subsidiary of Russell, are expected to be approximatel

Lacoste USA announced the seizure of counterfeit Lacoste apparel and other counterfeit Lacoste fashion items valued at more than $170,000 in raids it conducted at 21 locations across Puerto Rico. The counterfeit merchandise was seized from flea markets,

Reebok and Lifetime Products Inc. have signed a partnership to develop a collection of new RBK basketball systems, including in-ground and residential portable equipment, backboards and rims. In addition, in early 2005 Reebok will be producing its own li

Tom Clarke has resigned from the Nike Inc. Board of Directors. Mr. Clarke, 53, will continue to serve the company in his current role as president of New Business Ventures. Clarke's departure makes room on the Board for Nike's new president and

HEAD/Penn Racquet Sports announced several strategic organizational changes for the New Year. Jennifer Parker has been appointed Business Manager for Penn, effective immediately. HEAD/Penn is also restructuring its sales territories. Former Eastern Regi

Cabela's Incorporated announced that Theodore M. Armstrong has been appointed to Cabela's Board of Directors. Mr. Armstrong will also serve as a member of the Audit Committee and the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee of the Board of

adidas-Salomon has mandated an international banking syndicate to arrange an 800 million euro Revolving Credit Facility, which will serve as a replacement for the medium-term lines which the Group terminated in the summer of 2004. This measure will allow