The ratings agency revised HBI’s outlook to stable from negative and affirmed its B+ issuer credit rating and its BB issue-level rating on the company's $900 million senior secured term loan B due in 2030.

The TJX-owned outdoor retailer finished the second quarter with 101 stores covering about 2.1 million sq. ft. after opening four new locations during the period.

The sock and apparel maker promoted Tichiaz to the top job after 20 months as brand president, succeeding company co-founder John Wilson.

The 112 W 34th Street location features a “Home Court” basketball-focused space developed with Nike and Jordan that features on-court and off-court products from those brands as well as Adidas, Puma, New Balance and Under Armour.

The running specialty operator is bolstering its store support team with three new hires, rounding out its executive leadership.

The outdoor specialty retail trade group named new officers and elected three others to its board at its recent Connect Show, which was held in June.