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G-III Apparel Reports Q4 loss

G-III Apparel Group Ltd. reported net sales for the fiscal year ended January 31, 2017 were up 1.8 percent to $2.39 billion from $2.34 billion in the prior year.

Finish Line Shares Crash On Q4 Miss

Said CEO Sam Sato, “Elements of our offering didn’t resonate with our customers. This was true in both, running and basketball, our two largest categories where full price selling fell short of forecast.”

Shoe Carnival Planning Bigger Athletic Business

Said CEO Cliff Sifford on a conference call with analysts, “Athletic is and has been for the last three maybe four years the hottest category we have and we do look for athletic to grow at a higher rate than non-athletics.”

Finish Line Suffers Big Q4 Miss

Finish Line reported fourth-quarter earnings excluding charges came in well below guidance as “the overall retail environment in February became increasingly difficult” and markdowns were required to reduce inventory levels.

REI Unveils Design For New Headquarters

Said Eric Artz, REI’s chief operating officer. “The Spring District gives us the opportunity to help build a neighborhood from the ground up and rethink how we work, commute and gather.”

Li Ning Sees Double-Digit Gains In 2016

Li Ning, founder and executive chairman of the Group, said, “Riding on the success we have achieved in profitability and brand rejuvenation, we will continue to focus on areas that can be sharpened further in order to maintain healthy and sustainable profit growth for the company in the future.”

Sportsman’s Warehouse’s Q4 Profits Slide 7.5 Percent

John Schaefer, chief executive officer, stated, “The retail environment remained challenging during the fourth quarter and we anniversaried both the San Bernardino tragedy and the executive orders from December and January which created a difficult comparison for our hunting and shooting category.

Eastern Outfitters Faces Objections Over Sports Direct Bid

In defending the stalking horse bid, Eastern Outfitter’s lawyers noted that the alternative to accepting Sports Direct’s proposal was a liquidation. Indeed, the retailer said it was “fully prepared” to liquidate ten days before the bankruptcy petition date.