Net income ticked up 1% to $299,969,000 from $296,433,000 in the final quarter on slightly higher revenues of $3,893,649,000 against $3,876,171,000, which was nevertheless a new quarterly sales record.

A growing order book following a period of customer destocking sent YY’s revenues up 4% last year to $8,182,161,000 against $7,890,168,000 and net income attributable to shareholders up 43% to $392,415,000 from $274,710,000.

Aggressive cost-cutting helped to lower the net loss in the final quarter to $25,678,000 from a loss of $56,779,000 prior that included a $27.4 million impairment charge, but revenues tumbled 22% to $55,852,000 from $71,990,000.

On the eve of its annual results release, the Big Cat announced that EBIT in the coming year will decline to between €445 and €525 million, compared to €622 million in 2024.

A NY jury awarded the Eager Beavertons $355,450 in damages, finding that LULU infringed on patent no. 8,266,749 with its Chargefeel, Strongfeel, and Blissfeel sneaker styles.

The former Sacks Parente Golf has officially changed its name to Newton Golf and will switch its Nasdaq Capital Market ticker to NWTG from SPGC effective Mar. 17.

The National Sporting Goods Association’s 2025 Leadership Conference will feature speeches by Mary Kelly, who will provide the opening keynote, and Ben Zobrist, who will close the event.