July 31, 2017 Nautilus Results Decline, but H2 Should Be Better
Net income dipped 29% to $2,489,000 from $3,530,000 in the seasonally small second quarter ended Jun. 30 on sales of $77,029,000, down 2% from $78,529,000 last year from expected declines in the aging TreadClimber line. Pentland Has Strong EBIT Gain in 2016
The U.K.-based retailer and brand portfolio company said revenues increased 21% to £2.9 billion ($3.8 bb), driven mostly by the growth at J.D. Sports of which it owns a majority. Rapala Downgrades Outlook after Weak H1
Sales declined 4% for H1 to €140.9 million ($165.6 mm) for the first half, hurt by challenging trading conditions, more competition and the consolidation of the U.S. retail market. Judge Allows Gander Liability Suit to Proceed With Restrictions
An agreement between the plaintiffs and the estate of Gander Mountain allows the estate of two fire fighters killed in an ambush with a gun illegally purchased at Gander Mountain to proceed, but plaintiffs will only be allowed to collect from any insurance proceeds, minus any deductible. Escalade Grows Sales despite Retail Floor Space Shrinkage
Net income was essentially flat at $2,096,000 against $2,090,000 last year for the second quarter ended Jul. 15 on an 8% sales improvement to $52,393,000 from $48,463,000 as growth in the fitness and basketball categories offset weakness in archery. High Mountain Outfitters Files for Bankruptcy
The petition lists $88,338 in assets including an estimated $70,000 in inventory against $147,698 in liabilities, all of it unsecured. Dawgs Sues Crocs over Knockoffs, Computer Hack
The complaint, filed in NV federal court, accuses Crocs of infringing on the trade dress of its Z sandals referring to the design of the upper. Etcetera: Columbia, Caleres , Assos
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