Expanding on its Q3 earnings call commentary, DKS management outlined its plan to turn Foot Locker around in a roundtable discussion at Morgan Stanley’s investor conference.

Net loss narrowed to just $1,407,000 in the third quarter against a loss of $12,875,000 a year ago, as revenues slipped 3% to $139,587,000 from $143,442,000, with blended comps up 2.0%, the first year-over-year improvement since Q4 ‘21.

The Thanksgiving to Cyber Monday 2025 period set several top-line and traffic records, according to Adobe Analytics and National Retail Federation evaluations, with Adobe finding that Cyber Monday e-commerce sales totaled $14.25 billion, up 7% and beating the firm’s guidance of a 6% gain to $14.2 billion.

The high-end Japanese club maker’s loss nearly tripled to ¥2,398.4 million ($16.3 mm) in the fiscal first half ended Sep. 30 from a loss of ¥845.6 million, as revenue slipped 20% to ¥7,867.5 million ($53.4 mm) from ¥9,814.5 million.

Sales failed to gain traction on Black Friday and during Thanksgiving week, contributing to total NSSF-adjusted NICS FBI background checks falling 7% last month to 1,408,230 from 1,514,773.

The maker of recycled reusable water bottles is entering the U.S. market with wholesale partners including REI, Nordstrom, and Goop, as well as its own DTC e-commerce site.

The Eager Beavertons, along with Superdry and Lacoste, have had advertisements banned by the U.K.’s Advertising Standards Authority, which ruled they exaggerated environmental benefits.