Under Armour, Inc. must submit documents related to the federal government’s investigation into its accounting practices which led to a $9 million fine last year, a Los Angeles judge overseeing the litigation over its canceled UCLA contract has ruled, according to the Baltimore Business Journal.

Nike Inc. has stopped taking online orders on its Russian website because it can’t guarantee delivery, Nike said on its Russian website.

Signa Sports United N.V. (SSU) reported net revenue grew 11 percent in the first quarter despite supply constraints in the full-bike category. Excluding full-bike sales, net revenue grew 15 percent.

Authentic Brands Group announced that it completed the acquisition of Reebok from Adidas. Becoming its largest acquisition to date, the company said it is setting a “new path for Reebok” that capitalizes on the brand’s heritage in sports and fashion.

Acushnet Holdings Corp. reported sales were flat against year-ago levels as supply chain constraints impacted sales volumes across all reportable segments.  The parent of Titleist reported a net loss in the period due to increased inbound freight costs, the negative impact of raw material and component shortages on production costs,  lower golf club sales and higher marketing expense. For the year, sales grew 33 percent and adjusted EBITDA surged 41 percent.

Asics promoted Yasuhito Hirota to CEO. Hirota has been president and COO for four years and will retain those roles.