Net income at the Chinese multi-banner retailer dipped 10% to RMB 789.1 million ($110.5 mm) from RMB 873.8 million for the six months ended Aug. 31 on a revenue decline of 6% to RMB 12,298.6 million ($1,721.8 mm) from RMB 13,054.7 million.

Net income increased by 5% in the third quarter to SEK 314 million ($33.2 mm) from SEK 300 million on 8% higher revenues of SEK 2,528 million ($266.9 mm), up from SEK 2,344 million last year.

Indian levies could be coming down to the 15%-16% range from the current 50% mark, according to a report from Indian news outlet Mint, as talks resume over India’s oil buys from Russia and other trade matters.

Revenues at the Swedish helmet tech company increased 10% in the third quarter to SEK 135 million ($14.3 mm) from SEK 123 million, but net income slipped 5% to SEK 34 million ($3.6 mm) from SEK 36 million.

The active recovery footwear brand appointed co-founder Lou Panaccione and Reebok and Decker’s veteran Angel Martinez as co-CEOs.

Jason Lipsett was elevated to president and CEO of Sharon, MA-based Charles River, succeeding his father, Barry Lipsett, and his grandfather, Walter Lipsett, the company’s founder.

After reporting in local media that three-door Portland outdoor gear retailer Next Adventure was shutting down after 28 years, the owners have now announced that they have found local investors to take over operations.

DECK saw a CA district court judge side in favor of Last Brand (dba Quince), granting Quince a partial summary judgment ruling that Ugg-brand Mini and Tasman trade dress designs are generic and therefore ineligible for protection.

NFL Properties sees a S. NY district court judge dismiss with prejudice attorney Todd Bank’s suit, in which he sought to sell unlicensed NFL merchandise without the risk of being sued by the defendant for infringement.