After a week in which the planned acquisition of Foot Locker received overwhelming approval from shareholders and passed the Hart-Scott-Rodino review, Dick’s still found time to report a solid second quarter and raise its full-year top- and bottom-line guidance.

Net loss widened 85% to $18,471,000 from $9,992,000 for the second quarter on sales that were up 4% to $545,965,000 from $525,188,000, as total blended comps improved 4% on a +5% store comp and e-commerce growing 1%.

Net income at the Chinese apparel supplier improved 8% to RMB 3,176,836,000 ($439.4 mm) from RMB 2,931,028,000 on 15% sales growth to RMB 14,966,384,000 ($2,070.0 MM) against RMB 12,975,971,000.

Gap, Inc.’s women’s active banner struggled in the second quarter, tumbling 11% to $300 million in sales from $338 million with -9.0% comps, in a performance management called disappointing.

The small Hong Kong-based footwear manufacturer’s net income swung to a loss of $203,000 from a profit of $165,000 in the first half, on sales that declined 54% to $1,481,000 from $3,232,000, hurt by its customers shifting sourcing away from Chinese manufacturers due to potential tariffs.

The Netherlands-based parent of Raleigh and other bike brands announced that it will shutter its Heerenveen facility by the end of Q1 ‘26 and transform it into a strategic hub focused on design, engineering, and support functions.

SKX and 3G Capital Partners have now received all required regulatory approvals necessary to consummate their $9.4 billion go-private transaction.

ASO has already opened three new stores this quarter in Boardman, OH; Beaufort, SC; and Virginia Beach, VA, and will open eight more this fall.

Swoosh CEO Elliott Hill’s plan to realign corporate roles into running, basketball, football, training, and sportswear “fields of play” will result in additional job cuts, CNBC first reported, citing an internal memo it obtained.

The connected fitness company sees the 2nd U.S. Court of Appeals overturn a ruling by a lower court, determining that a shareholder suit accusing PTON of making three false and misleading statements that inflated its stock price can proceed.

DT Swiss is recalling approximately 6,150 carbon fiber road wheels with an ID code of 2740000 or higher due to a defect in the wheel that can compromise its structural integrity.