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RV Shipments Plummet 20 Percent In March

RV shipments totaled 30,288 units in March, a decrease of 20.3 percent from the 38,015 units shipped in March 2019, according to the RV Industry Association’s March 2020 survey of manufacturers.

Vail Resorts Announces Pass Credits To Make Amends For Shortened Season

After the 2019/20 ski season was cut short due to the coronavirus, Vail Resorts Inc. is making amends for skiers and snowboarders who felt they deserved compensation after not getting their money’s worth from their Epic Pass investment. The company said Monday it would offer credits to 2019/20 pass holders who purchase a 2020/21 Epic Pass.

JD Sports Suspends Dividend, Cuts Salaries

JD Sports said it will suspend its dividend, reduce the salaries of its senior management team and defer bonuses in order to support liquidity as a precautionary measure amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Thule’s Revenues Decline In Q1

Thule Group reported sales declined 7.5 percent on a currency-neutral basis in the first quarter. Sales were down 13 percent in the Americas region and 5.7 percent in the Europe & ROW region.

Macy’s Debt Ratings Lowered

S&P Global lowered the debt ratings of Macy’s as the rating agency expects prolonged effects of social distancing and a weak environment for discretionary spending will intensify pressures on the department store sector. S&P said Macy’s also faces sizable upcoming debt maturities over the next several years and potential covenant compliance issues under its revolving credit facility.

Adidas’ Q1 Revenues Drop 19 Percent

Adidas AG reported first-quarter earnings tumbled 97 percent. Sales slumped 19 percent on a currency-neutral basis. Adidas also warned the second-quarter results would decline to a greater degree.

REI Sets Another Sales Record In 2019

REI Co-op reported 2019 sales grew 12.3 percent year-over-year to reach a record $3.1 billion, but net income of $21 million marked a 55.3 percent decrease from $47.1 million the previous year.

Adidas’ Q1 Sales Tumble With Steeper Declines Seen For Q2

Adidas on Monday reported a 19 percent drop in sales for the first quarter, as more than 70 percent of its stores worldwide remain closed as a result of Covid-19. For the second quarter, officials forecast a loss as currency-neutral sales are expected to sink more than 40 percent.