The North Face, Vans, and Timberland parent was light on numbers but heavy on ambition at the second part of its FY 2025 Investor Day, providing brand color to supplement the mid-term financial targets laid out in Oct.

Appropriately for the month of March, the Trump Administration’s tariff plans that started the week like a lion have rapidly showed signs of transforming into more of a lamb.

The Black Diamond parent’s Q4 loss was $65,521,000 against a loss of $8,389,000 a year ago on 7% lower revenues of $71,405,000 down from $76,503,000, reclassifying the divested Sierra and Barnes bullet businesses as discontinued operations.

Net income slumped 79% in the fiscal third quarter ended Jan. 31 to $1,663,000 from $7,882,000 on a 16% drop in sales to $115,885,000 from $137,484,000.

Net income was $169,000 against a loss of $2,910,000 in fiscal Q3 ended Jan. 31 on 10% higher sales of $58,505,000, up from $53,425,000, which exceeded company expectations.

Having just disposed of its successful but non-core Helly Hansen brand to Kontoor, Canadian Tire has launched its “True North” growth strategy to refocus on retail operations.

Gap Inc.’s women’s athletic brand finished the year with $396 million in Q4 revenue, down 5% from $419 million, and same-store sales declined just 2%.

The industrial yarn and footwear component supplier’s bottom line improved 42% to $80.1 million in income from last year’s $56.5 million on 8% higher sales of $1,500.9 million against $1,394.2 million powered by growth in apparel and footwear.

WWW is bringing oversight of its global commercial operations back to the U.S., the company said in an SEC filing, and the president of its International Group, Isabel Soriano, is leaving effective immediately.