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Hibbett Sporting Goods has revised its sales and earnings expectations for the second fiscal quarter, 2004. HIBB now expects to report a comparable store sales increase of 2% to 3% for the second quarter and earnings per share in the range of 13 cents to

Oakley has lowered its earnings and sales guidance for the 2004 fiscal year to reflect what the company is describing as softer than expected sales in the second quarter and production shortfalls that resulted in decreased inventory turns. The company pr

Russell Corporation is benefiting from K2 Inc.’s acquisition of Marmot Mountain and will realize a gain of approximately 8.5 cents per share in the second quarter for their interest in Marmot. K2 told SEW last month (SEW_0425) that the deal included a 50

Ann Veneman, the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture announced the government’s intention to abandon roadless protections for over 58 million acres of national forest. This decision has the potential to open these lands to deforestation by timber and mining co

The recent launch of Scott USA bicycles in the U.S. market at the Sea Otter Festival caused some concern among the ranks of Specialized executives. Scott USA has been a strong competitor in Europe, and the company’s ‘Genius’ full suspension MTB design, ac

British sporting goods and outdoor retailer Black’s Leisure Group reported that sales for the first 19 weeks of the company’s fiscal year increased 17.5%, partially due to the addition of eight new stores. Comparable store sales increased 4.2% during the

New Zealand’s Rebel Sports is reporting that it’s 2003-04 fiscal year sales were up 10.3% to NZ$305.4 million ($192.0 million). Results included the recently acquired ‘Glue’ lifestyle stores. Comparable store sales for the chain, including Glue, increased

Oakley has lowered its earnings and sales guidance for the 2004 fiscal year to reflect what the company is describing as softer than expected sales in the second quarter and production shortfalls that resulted in decreased inventory turns. The company pr

Russell Corporation is benefiting from K2 Inc.’s acquisition of Marmot Mountain last and will realize a gain of approximately 8.5 cents per share in the second quarter for their interest in Marmot. K2 told SEW last month (SEW_0425) that the deal included