Soundly exceeding its own guidance, the Swiss running brand’s net income nearly tripled to CHF 58.7 million ($66.4 mm) from CHF 20.6 million in Q3, on revenues that soared 46% to CHF 480.5 million ($543.6 mm) from CHF 328.0 million and would have been up 58% on a constant currency basis.

Net income at Fila brand parent and Acushnet majority shareholder Fila Holdings dropped 4% in the third quarter to KRW 57,743 million ($44.0 mm) from KRW 60,323 million, as the golf business’ strong momentum offset weakness elsewhere.

Net income attributable to shareholders fell 45% in the third quarter to TWD 1,102.7 million ($34.8 mm) from TWD 2,006.3 million on a 25% drop in revenues to TWD 19,517.3 million ($615.7 mm) from TWD 25,869.1 million.

Net income was up 61% to BRL 55,348,000 ($11.3 mm) in Q3 from BRL 34,298,000 on a 22% gain in net revenue to BRL 1,793,263,000 ($367.8 mm) from BRL 1,469,980,000 excluding inter-group exclusions and returns.

Net loss narrowed 5% to $12,543,000 from $13,203,000 on 26% lower sales of $48,659,000 down from from $65,458,000 at the newly rebranded, former Nautilus.

Thirty-year Nike veteran and chief design officer, John Hoke was named chief innovation officer, where he’ll oversee innovation strategy in partnership with president, innovation, and O.G. Eager Beaverton, Tom Clarke.

The outdoor retailer is broadening the reach of its in-house name-sake brand with wholesale accounts, making Backcountry branded products available at select retailers starting next fall.

The women’s running apparel brand tapped Arielle Knutson as CEO, taking the reins from interim CEO Atsuko Tamura, who has been serving in the role following founder Sally Bergesen’s departure last year.

The Fort Myers, FL-based franchise owned by Janene and Brian Urichko has acquired Run Florida on McGregor from John Rinkenbaugh for undisclosed terms.