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REACTOR Watch has named Hayter Communications the company’s agency of record to drive the growing brand’s national public relations efforts. REACTOR was launched in 2003 by Jimmy Olmes, the co-founder and former owner of Freestyle watches. He intends to g

Dorel Industries third quarter revenues increased 43.5%, reaching $428.2 million compared to $298.5 million last year. Third quarter net income was up 50.5% to $28.2 million or 86 cents per share fully diluted compared to $18.8 million or 58 cents per sha

Exel oyj of Finland is opening a new North American subsidiary based in Georgia, Vermont. The new operation will support Exel's existing cross-country ski business in the U.S. and Canada and will serve as the North American headquarters for other Nor

The auction for Thule has come to an end with British buyout shop Candover winning out as the brand’s new owner. EQT Partners, Thule’s former owner, opted to offer the company up for sale instead of conducting an initial public offering on the Stockholm

Watermark made their pending move from Arcata, CA to Portland, OR official, shifting all corporate headquarters functions and the Landsports division north in early 2005, while leaving call center, credit collections, accounts receivable, IT, and HR funct

Columbia Sportswear continued to log double-digit gains in both net income and sales in the third quarter despite continued softness in the company’s U.S. Outerwear business. COLM said that consumers were shifting away from Outerwear and more toward their

The Fitness Equipment business, which is built on the Precor platform, increased 19.3% to €50.1 million when measured in Euros, but jumped 29.5% to $61.3 million when measured in U.S. dollars. Third quarter EBIT for the division declined 44% to €4.2 mill

Columbia Sportswear continued to log double-digit gains in both net income and sales in the third quarter despite continued softness in the company’s U.S. Outerwear business. COLM said that consumers were shifting away from Outerwear and more toward their

Rawlings Sporting Goods Company Inc, the Official Baseball Supplier to Major League Baseball and the number one brand in baseball gloves, is proud to announce the 2004 Rawlings Gold Glove Award American League winners…

The Sporting Goods Industry Hall of Fame Committee has elected five new Hall of Famers. Roger Atkin, formerly of NFL Properties; James W. Cabela, Mary A. Cabela and Richard W. Cabela of outdoor retailer Cabela’s; and Konstantin (Conny) Klimenko of Sevylo

Russell Corporation reported fiscal 2004 third quarter sales of $422.7 million, an increase of 8.9% over the same period a year ago. RML also reported a 45% increase in earnings to $26.9 million, or 82 cents per diluted share, versus $18.5 million, or 56