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Whistler Blackcomb Reports Summer Traffic Gains

Whistler Blackcomb Holdings Inc. reported visitation to North America's largest mountain resort grew 24.2 percent in the fiscal third quarter ended June 30, helping offset the decline in skier traffic it saw in the prior two quarters…

Safilo’s North American Sales Slow

Safilo Group S.p.A. reported its sales growth in North America, where it is building a Global Sports and Outdoor Lifestyle segment around its Smith sunglasses brand, slowed significantly in currency-neutral terms in the second quarter…

AllSaints Lands Footwear Deal

AllSaints signed a footwear licensing deal with Camuto Group. The collection will debut in 2016…

OR Lists 30 Made-in-America Exhibitors

Outdoor Industry Association (OIA) and Outdoor Retailer (OR) have announced 30 outdoor brands whose products will be featured in the third Made in America Product Showcase at OR Summer Market, August 5-8, 2015…

Deckers Brands Q1 Results Marred by Exchange Rates

Deckers Brands reported sales increased 1.1 percent in its fiscal first quarter ended June 30, but were up 4.5 percent in currency-neutral terms. Exchange rates also trimmed its gross margin by 200 basis points and led to a widening of its second quarter

Zamst to Sponsor Area Code Baseball

Zamst, the maker of sports bracing and support equipment, renewed its nationwide sponsorship with Area Code Baseball. Within the partnership, Zamst will provide, sport specific, high performance products at Area Code Baseball events, in addition to digita

City Sports to Sell “Free Brady” T-Shirts

City Sports, a Boston based specialty sports retailer, has ordered and plans to sell thousands of “Free Brady” t-shirts that will be sold in most of its nine Boston locations and on-line beginning this weekend…

Big 5’s Q2 Slowed by Drought Conditions

Big 5 Sporting Goods Corp. reported earnings rose 4.0 percent in the second quarter on a 1.7 percent comp-store gain. Results were in line with previous guidance but management indicated that drought conditions in its core California markets was continuin

Earlier ORWM Dates Causes Industry to Scramble

News that Outdoor Retailer moving its upcoming winter market show two weeks earlier has led to elation from some in the outdoor specialty community but some trepidation and annoyance as well…

City Sports Appoints Marty Hanaka CEO

City Sports appointed veteran retail executive Marty Hanaka as its CEO. Hanaka replaces Eddie Albertian, who left the company in June. In an interview with Sports Executive Weekly, Hanaka said Albertian, who had been leading the chain since September 2012