Korea-based Misto Holdings, formerly Fila Holdings Corp., reported sales were up 4.6 percent year-over-year in the first quarter as a strong performance of Acushnet, the parent of Titleist and FootJoy, offset ongoing softness at the Fila brand.
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Report Defines Where U.S. Shein and Temu Shoppers are Spending More After Tariff Hit
To identify where consumers are spending their money, Consumer Edge analyzed shoppers who made at least two purchases at Temu or Shein in January or February 2025 but no purchases in March or April.

First Descents CEO Ryan O’Donoghue Loses Battle with Mental Illness
The nonprofit that provides outdoor adventures for young adults impacted by cancer and other serious health concerns, saw its CEO succumb to mental illness, taking his own life on May 9, 2025.

EXEC: Asics NA Q1 Gains Led by Perf Run and SportStyle as Global Asics Growth Rocks
The growth across the North America run specialty trade channel in Q1 was said to be due to the “significant demand” for the Novablast family of products, along with strong sales of two key legend models: the Gel-Cumulus and Gel-Nimbus.

Xponential Fitness CEO Mark King to Exit After Less Than a Year at the Helm
The owner of the Club Pilates, CycleBar, StretchLab, YogaSix, Pure Barre, Rumble, BFT, and Lindora fitness and wellness brands put King in a tough position when the company had to restate its 2023 financial statements within nine months of his joining the company as CEO.

Birkenstock Posts Strong Fiscal Q2 with Strong DD Gains in Both Sales and Profit
Revenue growth was said to be supported by double-digit unit growth and mid-single digit growth in ASPs. Closed-toe shoes reportedly continued to out-pace the strong double digit growth of sandals, contributing to the higher ASP.

Foot Locker, Inc. Swings to Q1 Loss as Global Comps Fall 2.6 Percent
Despite making ongoing progress with the company’s Lace Up Plan, preliminary first quarter results were said to be below expectations as the athletic footwear retailer experienced softer traffic trends globally.

EXEC: Dick’s SG and Foot Locker Confirm $2.4 Billion Merger Deal
After seeing the global ambitions grow for JD Sports and Sports Direct, now comes the colonists, with Dick’s Sporting Goods fighting the good fight to protect the motherland from the ambitions of the crown while offering a new global vision for the Dick’s Sporting Goods and Foot Locker brands.

U.S. Customer Satisfaction Falls in First Quarter
The American Customer Satisfaction Index has remained flat or dropped in four consecutive quarters, something that has not occurred since the COVID pandemic.

Thompson/Center Arms Partners with Four Agencies to Expand Nationwide Sales Reach
Precision Sales & Marketing, ProActive Sales & Marketing, Ken Jefferies & Associates (KJ&A), and BCE Marketing have partnered with T/C Arms on a new nationwide sales strategy.

EXEC: Under Armour’s Turnaround On Track, Forgoes FY Guidance on Tariff Uncertainty
Under Armour, Inc. saw another quarter of progress in its turnaround efforts but refrained from providing guidance for the full year due to the tariff situation. Officials told analysts they’re exploring “a range of mitigation strategies” to offset tariffs, including cost sharing, sourcing diversification and potential price adjustments.

EXEC: On Holding Beats Q1 Expectations as DTC Rocks; Raises FY Guide
On Holding posted 40 percent net sales growth on a constant-currency basis in Q1. The updated outlook implies a constant-currency net sales growth rate of close to 25 percent for the remaining nine months of the year.

EXEC: Yonex Sees Racquet Sports Boost from Summer Olympics
Japan-based racquet sports and golf equipment manufacturer Yonex Company, Ltd. reported revenues expanded 18.8 percent in its fiscal year ended March 31 to ¥138.2 billion ($936 mm). Sales for Badminton and Tennis increased in Japan and overseas due to strong demand.

Saks Hires Financial Advisors
Saks Global Enterprises has hired PJT Partners, Kirkland & Ellis and Bank of America Corp. to help the retailer explore ways to raise new financing alongside the asset-based loan it is pursuing.

Former Pelican International Execs Acquire and Merge Pelican and Confluence
The transaction was led by former Pelican President and CEO Danick Lavoie, along with former executives Frederic Guay and Guy Prenevost, and supported by a diverse and experienced group of private investors. The deal excludes GSI Outdoors.