MODG’s plans to spin or sell Topgolf will likely be delayed until 2026 by Artie Starrs’ departure at the end of Q3, but second-quarter results came in better than expected, with revenues down 4% to $1,110.5 million from $1,157.8 million and profits down by two-thirds to $20.3 million from $62.1 million.

Net income jumped 89% in the second quarter to $26.8 million from $14.2 million, despite a $16.6 million negative swing in net environmental cleanup costs, as revenues grew by 12% to $474.2 million from $425.2 million.

Net loss expanded 414% to $20,767,000 from $4,037,000 on sales that were down 30% to $92,257,000 from $131,550,000 for the second quarter, with growth at Chubbies not able to offset tumbling Solo Stove sales.

The connected fitness and nutrition products company’s transition year saw a pivot to a new distribution model as the company’s Q2 revenues were 42% lower at $63.9 million from $110.2 million, but the net loss narrowed to $5.9 million from a loss of $10.9 million.

Weyco’s Bogs boot brand fell by 14% in the second quarter to $2,553,000 due to inventory-conscious outdoor retailers holding back on ordering, though the channel is now quite clean, WEYS’ opined.

Senator Warren (D-MA) inked a letter asking the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice to consider blocking DKS’ proposed acquisition of FL, CNBC first reported.