September 16, 2024 Biden Administration Pushes De Minimis Prohibition
The Biden Administration has weighed in on the de minimis shipment controversy with a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to suspend exceptions to products otherwise subject to Section 301, 201, or 232 tariffs, highlighting impacts to the U.S. apparel industry in its release. American Outdoor Brands Hopes Newness Can Drive Growth
The multi-brand outdoor and shooting sports company is leaning into innovation to capture retailer shelf space and DTC sales in a slow market where newness drives the bulk of consumer interest. Early Forecast Calls for Tepid Holiday Growth
Deloitte is first out of the gate with predictions for Holiday 2024 retail sales, calling for 2.3% to 3.3% growth this year to between $1.58 and $1.59 trillion from Nov. to Jan., lapping a 4.3% increase for the same period last year. Nike Faces Another Derivative Shareholder Suit
The Eager Beavertons were hit with a third proposed shareholder class action suit filed in OR district court by Benjamin Lapin, naming president and CEO, John Donahoe, CFO, Matthew Friend and several directors as defendants. Lolë Brands Acquires Louis Garneau
Following its recent addition of sandal and casual slip-on footwear brand Sanuk from Deckers, the Canadian apparel maker has inked an agreement to acquire Louis Garneau, adding Garneau, Sugoi and Sombrio to its portfolio of brands. SFIA’s Startup Challenge Picks Finalists
The latest round of early stage companies vying for the SFIA’s annual prize has expanded to nearly a dozen contestants this year. Etcetera: Fanatics, Rally House
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