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Gaiam Inc. Closes Boulder Store

Gaiam Inc. has closed its store on Pearl St. in its home town of Boulder, CO, according to the Boulder Camera daily newspaper. The news comes a week after Gaiam's CEO announced the company was evaluting ways to monetize the value of its Boulder headq

Mainland Headwear 2013 Profits Slide Despite Strong Sales Growth

Mainland Headwear Holdings Limited, the new parent of San Diego Hat Company that also manufactures headwear for some of the largest U.S. brands and operates Lids and New Era stores in Asia, reported revenue for the year ended 31 December 2013 increased by

Dunning Golf Adds Sales Reps

Dunning Golf, a brand of high performance golf clothing, hired three new sales representatives…

Hudgins Joins Maxima Media

Maxima Media, a full-service marketing and advertising agency announce the hire of CJ Hudgins, as creative director…

Shoe Carnival Profit Falls; Outlook Weak

Shoe Carnival reported fourth-quarter earnings fell 81.4 percent to $598,000, or 3 cents a share, as snowy conditions led to declining traffic throughout most of December and January. The family footwear chain also provided first-quarter guidance that tra

Nike’s Q3 Impresses; FX Headwinds Cloud Outlook

With both its basketball and running segments clicking, Nike Inc. seems to have few challenges these days driving demand for its products. But even the sporting goods giant can’t do much about currency fluctuations. The company delivered third-quart

DSW Sees Challenging 2014 Amid Omni-Channel Push

DSW reported fourth-quarter earnings, adjusted to exclude non-recurring items, slid 8.6 percent to $28.7 million, or 31 cents, on flat comparable-store sales. But it also delivered a cautious 2014 outlook, in part due to an “aggressive” push t

Yakima Working to Halt Gray Market Sales to Costco

Yakima assured its authorized dealers Thursday that it was working with an international distributor to halt sales of two unauthorized Yakima SKUs by Costco Wholesale Corp. Costco sourced the products through one of Yakima's international distributor

Shoe Carnival’s Q4 Profits Plunge

Shoe Carnival, Inc. reported profits fell 81.4 percent in the fourth quarter, to $598,000, or 3 cents a share, from $3.2 million, or 13 cents, a year ago. Comparable store sales for the 13-week period ended Feb. 1 decreased 2.5 percent as unfavorable weat