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Wal-Mart Sees March Comps Increase 1.1%

Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. reported that total company net sales increased 7.9% to 36.97 billion for the five-week fiscal March from $34.26 billion last year. Net sales at Wal-Mart Stores increased 5.0% to $23.21 billion from $22.12 billion for the year-ago mo

JCPenney Sees 12.3% Comp Drop

J. C. Penney Company, Inc. reported comparable store sales decreased 12.3% for the five weeks ended April 5, consistent with its most recent guidance. This compares with an 11.0% increase in last year’s period. Total sales in March decreased 10.3% to $ 1.

Nike Extends Sponsorship of U.S. Olympic, Paralympic Teams

Nike announced it will extend its relationship with the U.S. Olympic Committee as an Official Outfitter of the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Teams through the London 2012 Olympic Games. As an Official Outfitter, Nike will provide U.S. Olympic and Paralympic

House Votes to Set Aside Western Acreage for Recreation

The U.S. House of Representatives voted 277-140 today to pass HR 2016, the National Landscape Conservation System Act. Passage of the legislation, which sets aside 26 million acres of Bureau of Land Management land for recreation, is a major priority for

NSGA: Volleyball Only Team Sport to Grow in 2007

According to the National Sporting Goods Association, exercise walking remained the most popular sport in 2007 in terms of participation as it grew 2.7%, a position it has held since 1990. Data contained in NSGA’s annual “Sports Participation – Series I a

NRF: Online Sales to Grow 17% in 2008

In a year where retail industry sales are expected to experience sluggish growth, Americans will continue to flock to the Internet, according to The State of Retailing Online 2008. The survey of 125 retailers suggests online retail will continue to be a b

OIA Delivers Letter of Support for NLCS

Outdoor Industry Association and American Hiking Society have delivered a letter to Congress from 60 member companies announcing unified support of the Bureau of Land Management’s National Landscape Conservation System. The U.S. House of Representatives i

Louisville Slugger Moves Bat Manufacturing to China

Hillerich & Bradsby, the maker of Louisville Slugger, is shutting down its manufacturing facility in Ontario, CA, and moving the operations to China, according to a report in the Courier-Journal of Louisville. The Ontario plant, which made aluminum and co

TomTom Q1 Sales Fall as Retailers Cut Inventory

TomTom said retailers reduced their inventory levels of its personal navigation devices more than expected and bought fewer in the first quarter even as the overall market for the devices expanded rapidly. The British company said sell-in was particularly

Canada to Create Massive National Park

Conservationists are celebrating Canada's decision to develop a new national park in the remote Northwest territories that will be larger than Banff National Park or the Grand Canyon National Park. On Monday, the Canadian government granted interim

NSGA: Exercise Walking Remains No. 1 Fitness Activity

Exercise walking, which experienced 2.7% growth in 2007, remains the No. 1 participation activity surveyed by the National Sporting Goods Association (NSGA), a position it has held since 1990. Data contained in NSGA’s annual “Sports Participation – Series

adidas Shifting U.S. Staff to Reg’l Offices…

Adidas America Inc. appears to be making moves to decentralize some sales operations while moving customer service and credit functions from its Portland, Ore. headquarters to its expanded facilities in Spartanburg, SC over the next six months…

New Confluence CEO Settles In, Adds to Team…

When Sue Rechner was named CEO of Confluence Watersports Company in December as part of a major overhaul of the paddling industry giant, she stepped into what many saw as a pretty tough position. The company had spent another season disappointing independ