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Most-Read SGB Exec Stories In 2017
Bankruptcies again dominated the top 30-clicked stories for SGB Exec in 2017, but big changes at Dick’s Sporting Goods, Nike, Fleet Feet Sports, Brooks Running and others also caught some attention.

Many Active Stocks Miss Market Rally In 2017
While the broader stock markets soared to record highs in 2017, many major stocks in the active lifestyle industry weren’t invited to the party.

Aisle Talk, Week Of December 25
Top headlines from the active lifestyle industry you may have missed this week.

DA Davidson Raises Price Targets On Sportsman’s Warehouse And Callaway Golf
DA Davidson raised its price target for Sportsman’s Warehouse due to the tax change and improving underlying trends as well as Callaway Golf due to its TopGolf investment.

Bass Pro Hints At Impending Layoffs At Cabela’s
In a letter to Cabela’s employees, Bass Pro Shops CEO Johnny Morris wrote that Cabela’s sales have been underperforming over the last few years and the overall company has been “under the weight of an extremely heavy corporate payroll.” The document also revealed a few details of the transition process as a result of the Bass Pro/Cabela’s merger.

Aisle Talk, Week Of December 18
Top headlines from the active lifestyle industry you may have missed this week.

Sports Direct’s U.S. Operations Lands In Red In First Half
Sports Direct reported underlying EBITDA in its U.S. Retail segment, including Eastern Mountain Sports and Bob’s Stores, showed a loss of £23 million due in large part to impairment charges.

Aisle Talk, Week Of December 11
Top headlines from the active lifestyle industry you may have missed this week.

Stifel Nicolaus Upgrades Under Armour And Crocs
Stifel Nicolaus upgraded Under Armour and Crocs to “Buy,” lowered Fitbit to “Sell” and lifted it price target on Nike.

Morgan Stanley Raises Price Target On Dick’s Sporting Goods
Morgan Stanley raised its price target on Dick’s Sporting Goods to $30 from $28, believing the “company and stock are at a pivotal moment.”

American Outdoor Brands Slashes Outlook On Weak Gun Sales
American Outdoor Brands Corporation, the parent of Smith & Wesson, M&P and Thompson/Center Arms, again reduced its guidance for the year due to ongoing challenges in firearms. The revision came while the company reported poor third-quarter results that generally came in line with guidance.

Aisle Talk, Week Of December 4
Top headlines from the active lifestyle industry you may have missed this week.

Duluth Holdings Posts Q3 Loss On Retail Expansion Costs
Duluth Holdings, the parent of Duluth Trading, reported a loss in the third quarter due to the costs of its aggressive store expansion but the store openings helped revenues run up 25.0 percent in the period.

Aisle Talk, Week Of November 27
Top headlines from the active lifestyle industry you may have missed this week.

Delta Apparel Sees Further Stabilization In Q4
Delta Apparel reported earnings in its fiscal fourth quarter declined slightly due to the sale of its Junkfood business, but continued to see underlying improvement in most of its core businesses.