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BJ’s Comps Declined 6.3% in July

BJ’s Wholesale Club, Inc. reported that sales for July 2009 decreased by 6.3% to $722.5 million from $771.3 million in July 2008. On a comparable club basis, July 2009 sales decreased by 9.1%, including a negative impact from sales of gasoline of 10.9%. M

Volcom Q2 Sales Fall on U.S. Decline; Europe Seen Flat

Volcom, Inc.’s quarterly results continue to reflect the difficult retail environment as the company’s total consolidated revenues were $54.2 million for the second quarter, a 25% slide compared to $72.5 million in the second quarter of 2008…

Unifi Fiscal Q4 Sales Fall 26%; Sees Brighter Future

Conditions within the textile supply chain continued to improve throughout the fiscal fourth quarter for Unifi, Inc., as excess inventory levels are being depleted and production levels are becoming more closely aligned with consumer demand…

WSA Show Now Just a Shell of Its Former Self

The writing may be on the wall when someone can get a Deluxe room at the Las Vegas Hilton for $39.95 the day before the WSA Show — and that’s before the $25 in casino credits that came along with the deal. True story for Sports Executive Weekly editors a

ORSM Attendance Dips but Energy Stays High

Outdoor Retailer said it “did see a dip in overall attendance” at its recent Summer Market show but the event still tallied more than 18,000 overall attendees and approximately 5,000 buyers. However, the level of energy and enthusiasm of the retailers and

OIA Board Members Urge Paddlesports Industry to Cooperate

At the Outdoor Retailer Summer Market show last week, Canoe & Kayak Magazine announced the 2010 launch of a new paddlesports-specific tradeshow in Minneapolis. A group of current and past OIA board members recently sent an open letter to the paddlesports

New Cycling Equipment Group Formed

The cycling equipment industry has come together to form the Global Organization of Cycling Equipment Manufacturers (GOCEM) with the objective of providing a unified voice for the cycling industry. GOCEM said its long-term mission and goal is to pursue a

SEC Seeks More Than $22mm from Ex-Kmart CEO

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is seeking more than $22 million from the former CEO of Kmart Corp., Charles Conaway, for “intentionally lying” to Wall Street and concealing information from Kmart directors prior to its bankruptcy filing in 20