Rebounding from its Q3 struggles, COLM’s net income improved 10% in the final quarter to $102,557,000 from $93,340,000 on 3% higher sales of $1,096,587,000 against $1,059,994,000, pulled up by international strength that more than offset tepid North American demand.

Trade tensions ramped up Tuesday as China found itself the last remaining piece of Pres. Trump’s tariff trifecta, after Mexico and Canada received 30-day moratoriums in exchange for added border protections, prompting a series of retaliatory moves from the PRC.

The run specialty franchisor opened a new store at Christenbury Village in Concord, NC, and added a newly acquired location in York, PA.

NSSF’s adjusted NICS checks increased by 0.9% to start 2025 to 1,207,557 from 1,197,294, as the industry continues to wallow in a “Trump Slump” where potential firearm buyers see no urgency to make purchases.