The Big a’s reported Q4 results were not particularly impressive, but backing out last year’s final Yeezy clearance sales and accounting for the stronger euro improves the picture, giving CEO Bjørn Gulden confidence in high-single-digit growth this year and healthy gains in operating profit, along with a recovery in North America.

Net income contracted 6% to BRL 158,820,000 ($30.2 mm) from BRL 169,220,000 for the fourth quarter as revenue increased 11% to BRL 1,008,606,000 ($191.6 mm) from BRL 905,719,000.

NSSF’s adjusted NICS checks grew 3.5% to 1,265,320, marking the first improvement in six months, compared to 1,222,980 a year ago.

The TX-based firearms maker has been acquired from Catalyst Holdings by Roe Strategic Capital, a partnership between current Shadow Systems CEO Trevor Roe and investor Richard Roe.

The bankrupt casual and outdoor retailer attracted no interest from potential acquirers as the Mar. 3 bidding deadline passed, leading the court to cancel the asset auction that was scheduled for Mar. 6.

The Nashville, TN-based nonprofit is acquiring the European footwear, apparel, and accessories reconditioning firm, Erren Recondition, for undisclosed terms.