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Total revenues at the 47 public companies we track increased 5% to $55,482.6 million in the third quarter, up from $52,854.9 million last year, while aggregate net income slipped 10% to $3,613.1 million from $4,020.7 million.

Reporting first-quarter results after a seven-month delay to investigate fraud at its Lugano segment, CODI’s sporting goods brands mainly posted higher sales and profits.

The Big Cat has secured a €500 million ($581.4 mm) bridge loan and additional confirmed credit lines of €108 million ($125.6 mm), aimed at providing interim liquidity to refinance its existing €1.2 billion revolving credit facility.

The Giant Bicycle parent submitted its formal Petition for Modification and its Corrective Action Plan in response to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Withhold Release Order issued in Sep.

Asics is establishing its first U.S. research hub in collaboration with the University of Michigan, aiming to leverage the Wolverines’ research capabilities and running community to drive innovation.

Amp Fit is recalling about 1,900 Amp MP2 Smart Fitness Machines because the arm does not lock properly, potentially allowing it to swing unexpectedly.

Net income tumbled 32% to $792 million from $1,163 million in the fiscal second quarter ended Nov. 30 as revenues inched up 1% to $12,427 million from $12,354 million, nearly mirroring the top- and bottom-line deltas from the first quarter.

Net income was up 79% to €93,867,000 ($109.8 mm) from €52,465,000 for the fiscal fourth quarter ended Sep. 30 on a 15% revenue gain (+20% CC) to €526,338,000 ($615.8 mm) from €455,764,000, with constant currency results beating guidance while the reported figure faced a 420 b.p. drag from U.S. dollar depreciation.

Elliott Management, Paul Singer’s activist investment fund, has amassed over $1 billion, or about 4%, of Lululemon shares and has proposed a CEO candidate to succeed departing CEO Calvin McDonald, according to multiple reports.

The Hong Kong-based apparel maker is acquiring certain activewear, swimwear, and outerwear assets from Active Apparel Group, adding to its denim, soft tailoring, and knitwear capabilities.

The Korean parent company of Fila and Acushnet canceled all of its treasury shares, totaling approximately KRW 268.2 billion ($182.0 mm), and also acquired additional treasury shares worth KRW 10 billion.

The high-velocity sports training equipment maker has been acquired by PE firm Sound Growth Partners, along with co-investors, for undisclosed terms.

Rad Power Bikes, the Yakima-based e-bike brand, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the Eastern District of Washington after a planned sale of the company fell through earlier this fall.

Mother Nature has been unusually stingy with snowfall across most of the West, negatively impacting 17 mountain communities in seven western states, according to DestiMetrics, which provides travel destination metrics.

Fitness category participation and health club memberships reached a record high in 2024, while the average number of fitness activities per person finally turned a corner after the pandemic, the SFIA revealed in its 2025 Tracking the Fitness Movement, adding detail to the fitness activity data in the annual Topline Participation Report.

Lotto brand owner WHP Global inked a licensing deal with Pure Cotton Global Group to design, manufacture, and distribute Lotto’s lifestyle apparel lines across the U.S. and Canada.

ESCA inked an agreement to acquire the assets of Cornhole bags and boards supplier, AllCornhole, expanding Escalade’s presence in the tournament-level cornhole space.

The Stahls’ cofounder and former executive died on Nov. 22, 2025, in Wilmington, NC, at the age of 78.