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Shoe Carnival was plagued by slower traffic in the second quarter, as slow-moving seasonal product – notably sandals – forced the retailer to increase promotional activity to liquidate the goods. The result was narrower margins and lower comp store resul

Oakley and The Hockey Company have been wrapped up a court dispute over the Jofa “Image” protective hockey visor. Oakley filed suit against THC on July 31st and applied for a temporary restraining order. The request was denied.
Oakley claims that the

Raliegh Bicycles is gearing up for a move into the higher-end component and bicycle market; SRAM and RockShox have expanded their “BlackBox” Product Development to include BlackBoxRacing.com; Jet Boil made a stir at the OR show; Aaron Feuerstein is still

Cloudveil has closed on a financing deal with Wells Fargo that will allow the company more freedom as they grow. The credit line was finalized on June 30, 2003.

Beginning early next year, Cannondale will begin outsourcing the production of its cycling apparel and accessory lines. The move will allow the company to focus its Bedford, Pennsylvania factory exclusively on bicycle manufacturing…

Schure Sports Inc. is extremely pleased to announce the promotion of an existing team member and welcome onboard three well-respected industry greats who will definitely make a huge impact on KARBON's share of the marketplace and improve customer ser

The Hockey Company announced its acquisition, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Sport Maska Inc., of Roger Edwards Sport Ltd. Roger Edwards Sport will continue to function as a separate business unit, operating from its new headquarters in Toronto…

SGAA Rep News for August includes:

• NESSA Awards Singiser Lifetime Achievement Award
• Fall SPORTRADE is a sell out
• Brooks awards Rookie of the Year and Team Saleman awards to Keane, Saunders reps
• Wenzel awards Olles Rep of Year

The U.S District Court for the Central District of California has denied Oakley, Inc.'s application for a temporary restraining order against The Hockey Company and JOFA AB. Oakley filed its lawsuit July 31, 2003 alleging that the JOFA IMAGE visor,

Fila & The Sports Authority have decided to join forces again to partner at the 2003 U.S. Open at the USTA National Tennis Center in Flushing, New York. Fila has been associated with this world class event as an official athletic footwear and tennis appa

Urban Outfitters, Inc. announced earnings of $9.5 million for the second quarter ended July 31, 2003, a 51% increase over the comparable quarter last year. Second quarter earnings per diluted share rose to $0.47 this year versus $0.32 in the prior year.