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Fanatics Partners With Macy’s

Fanatics has reached an agreement to sell fan apparel and merchandise on Macy’s website. Fanatics will expand Macy’s current fan apparel offering by nearly 20 times.

Ross Stores Opens 28 New Locations

Ross Stores, Inc. announced the recent opening of 18 Ross Dress for Less and 10 dd’s DISCOUNT stores across 15 different states in September and October.

Simon Malls To Close On Thanksgiving Day

Simon Property Group, the largest owner of shopping malls in the U.S., will close its locations for the second consecutive year on Thanksgiving Day.  Its shopping malls will reopen on Black Friday.

Everlast Releases NFT With Deontay Wilder 

Everlast announced the release of its first NFT in collaboration with fighter Deontay Wilder. The NFT will be a replica of the custom Everlast gloves Wilder wore when he fought Tyson Fury on October 9.

Lululemon Launches Centre For Social Impact

Lululemon Athletica Inc. announced the launch of its Centre for Social Impact to address “inequity in wellbeing through movement, mindfulness and advocacy.”

Big 5 Sporting Goods Appoints Board Member

Big 5 Sporting Goods Corporation announced the appointment of Lily W. Chang to its Board of Directors. Chang is currently the Chief Portfolio Services Officer of Leonard Green & Partners.

Asics Ventures Invests In Bisu

Asics Corp. announced that its investment subsidiary, Asics Ventures Corporation, has invested in Bisu, Inc., a startup developing “Bisu Body Coach,” a home health lab.

Canada Goose’s Debt Ratings Outlook Upgraded

S&P Global Ratings revised its debt rating outlook on Canada Goose Holdings Inc. to positive from stable. S&P said Canada Goose’s operating performance for fiscal 2021 was healthier than its previous expectation because of stronger consumer demand and better recovery post easing of restrictions.

Retail Imports Remain High, But Could Be Higher Without Port Congestion

Imports at the nation’s largest retail container ports should remain at near-record levels this month but could see a slight dip from last year’s unusually high numbers as congestion slows the movement of backed-up cargo, according to the monthly Global Port Tracker report released by the National Retail Federation.