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Accell Group Reports Disappointing North American Sales

Accell Group N.V. reported first-half bike sales to specialty retailers in North America fell 15 percent due to unfavorable weather and consumers’ continued reluctance to make major purchases. Sales rose 13 percent worldwide, however, thanks to the

Groupe Go Sports’s First Half Sales Decline

Groupe Go Sports reported consolidated sales for the first half 2013 reached €310.8 million ($406 mm), down by 4.0 percent on a same-store basis on a currency-neutral basis, according to its controlling shareholder Rallye…

Zoic Clothing Secures Term Loan

Zoic Clothing closed on a term loan from California Bank & Trust that solidifies the cycling apparel company's capital base and an accounts receivable factoring line that enhances its seasonal borrowing ability…

A.T. Cross Targets Watersports Brands

A.T. Cross Company plans to plow some of the proceeds from the pending sale of its legacy Cross pen business into acquiring other performance optical and water sports brands that compliment its booming Costa sunglass business, the company’s CEO said

Black Diamond Equipment Hires New Rep Firm

Black Diamond Equipment has hired the newly created agency, Ascension Sales, LLC to represent Black Diamond Equipment, Black Diamond Apparel and PIEPS in Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Wyoming and Western Nebraska…

Under Armour’s Q2 Soars on 23 Percent Revenue Gain

Under Armour, Inc. reported second-quarter revenues increased 23 percent, to $455 million compared with net revenues of $369 million in the prior year's period. Net income jumped 163 percent to $18 million, or 16 cents a share, compared with $7 milli

Amer Sports Q2 Revenues Climb 9 Percent

Amer Sports, which owns Salomon, Wilson, Atomic, Arc’teryx, Mavic, Suunto and Precor, reported sales increased 9 percent in its second quarter. The fastest growth took place in Sports Instruments, up by 31 percent, Apparel, up by 22 percent, Fitne

Altamont Capital Installs New CEO at Dakine

Altamont Capital Partners appointed former Nike executive Leslie Lane to the role of chairman and chief executive officer at Dakine a day after acquiring the company from Quiksilver. Lane replaces Francois Carrete, who resigned as president at Dakine afte