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196 million fans. €500m revenue. 75% of clubs without a kit sponsor. The white space in women’s football is larger than the industry thinks.
Women hold 30 percent of board seats and 24 percent of executive roles in sporting goods. The numbers are improving — but barely.
The Swiss tennis legend’s On stake and Uniqlo deal drive a $1.1bn fortune, placing him among a handful of athletes on Forbes’ 2026 billionaires list.
Germany’s two sporting goods giants are losing brand value — while a discount supermarket gains ground, one carbon shoe at a time.
The JD Sports-owned chain is accelerating into the space abandoned by Intersport, with 70 stores planned by 2028.
The Boston brand brings apparel into its two-year-old resale program after recirculating more than 100,000 pairs of shoes.
Two years of debt reduction and stronger brand performance earn Wolverine World Wide a credit upgrade from S&P Global Ratings.
The international retail service organization grew at more than double the market rate, driven by outdoor and running specialization.
French sporting goods chain adds MediaMarktSaturn to its concession roster as it targets 150 German stores by end of 2027.
Women hold 30 percent of board seats and 24 percent of executive roles in sporting goods. The numbers are improving — but barely.
In an open letter to potential chief executive candidates, Chip Wilson argues that new leadership alone cannot fix lululemon’s governance problems.
The Swiss tennis legend’s On stake and Uniqlo deal drive a $1.1bn fortune, placing him among a handful of athletes on Forbes’ 2026 billionaires list.
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Influenced by a strong female perspective in design and strategy, the industry is moving toward a balance of high-functionality, circularity, and sensory comfort.
Two years of debt reduction and stronger brand performance earn Wolverine World Wide a credit upgrade from S&P Global Ratings.
In an open letter to potential chief executive candidates, Chip Wilson argues that new leadership alone cannot fix lululemon’s governance problems.
KKR’s insurer Global Atlantic and Pimco anchor a €3.7bn financing round for CVC Capital’s multi-sport investment platform.
London startup targets gym studios and flexibility-seeking users with a no-subscription booking model, backed by £250,000 in pre-seed funding.
The JD Sports-owned chain is accelerating into the space abandoned by Intersport, with 70 stores planned by 2028.
The international retail service organization grew at more than double the market rate, driven by outdoor and running specialization.
French sporting goods chain adds MediaMarktSaturn to its concession roster as it targets 150 German stores by end of 2027.
iWarm introduces a heating system that manages garment temperature through carbon nanotube technology and AI-powered controls
Germany’s two sporting goods giants are losing brand value — while a discount supermarket gains ground, one carbon shoe at a time.
From PVC bags to hand-embroidered brooches, Paris Saint-Germain extends its fashion-meets-football creative lab with four new partners.
Two runners in France, Spain, UK and Germany can win a fully funded trail trip. Applications close March 19.
A capsule timed to the 2026 Chinese GP channels Fire Horse imagery into Ferrari teamwear, distributing exclusively through Tmall and WeChat.
Record tourism and spending during the 2026 Spring Festival reveal a Chinese consumer spending more on movement – and on the gear that goes with it.
L.E.K.’s 2026 Brand Heat Index maps where HOKA, On, Arc’teryx and Salomon are gaining on legacy leaders.
Women’s sports revenue is growing faster than men’s. Female athletes generate more social engagement. But visibility carries a cost brands rarely pay for.
120,000 active triathletes recorded in 2025 – but the sport remains 28,000 below its pre-pandemic peak.
Cimarron Nix, a nine-year Nike veteran with roots in sourcing and manufacturing, takes the helm after a five-month vacancy.
Kyle Freeman joins DSA to sharpen retail strategy across Srixon, Cleveland Golf and XXIO — bringing 20-plus years from Nike Golf, Under Armour and TaylorMade.
The operator of SportPursuit and Private Sport Shop names a chief commercial officer and chief growth officer as CEO Andy Anson reshapes the leadership team
Gene Yoon moves to honorary chair as his son takes over the group behind Fila, Titleist and FootJoy.
Yorkshire fitness tech startup targets its 260,000-strong user base with fresh capital to deepen AI capabilities and expand gym partnerships globally.
Hong Kong startup PointFit reads lactate through sweat in real time, as VC firm Seveno Capital backs its path from elite sport to mass market.
The sports betting data group lifted profit to €100 million and authorized up to €1 billion in buybacks.
A fitness-reward feature called MOVE helped the sports retailer climb above ChatGPT and Gemini – a case study European retailers should study.
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New measures target platforms like Shein and Temu, aligning with EU policy whilst introducing additional scrutiny.
Criminals claim 815,000 rows of data stolen from an Adidas extranet via a martial arts products licensee.
Federal regulators claim diversity programs discriminated against white employees, challenging past corporate DEI practices.
After nearly five years of advocacy, Nike agrees to compensate 3,300 Thai factory workers who were allegedly coerced into unpaid leave during the pandemic.
A court order now extends refund rights to all importers — not just those who sued. But the government is already appealing.
The endurance events operator adds a Shanghai coastal race to its global calendar, targeting China’s growing appetite for premium participatory sport.
The Swiss tennis legend’s On stake and Uniqlo deal drive a $1.1bn fortune, placing him among a handful of athletes on Forbes’ 2026 billionaires list.
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