Novo Nordisk Looks to Target Hair Loss in Consumer Push
The maker of Ozempic and Wegovy seeks to expand its direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical business as rival Eli Lilly outpaces in weight-loss drugs.
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News & Analysis
Nike Cooperating in US FIFA Investigation of Brazil Claims
Nike Inc. is once again defending a 1996 sports marketing contract in Brazil following new allegations by the US Department of Justice that corrupt Brazilian soccer officials were paid bribes.
Nike Cooperating in US FIFA Investigation of Brazil Claims
Nike Inc. is once again defending a 1996 sports marketing contract in Brazil following new allegations by the US Department of Justice that corrupt Brazilian soccer officials were paid bribes.
News & Analysis
Adidas Golf Unit Stuck in Bunker as Hainer Decides What to Sell
Adidas will seek buyers for some or all of the company’s TaylorMade business. But it must determine what the money-losing asset is worth and who’d want it at a time when golf’s popularity has ebbed.
Adidas Golf Unit Stuck in Bunker as Hainer Decides What to Sell
Adidas will seek buyers for some or all of the company’s TaylorMade business. But it must determine what the money-losing asset is worth and who’d want it at a time when golf’s popularity has ebbed.
Financial Markets
How Pigalle Plans to Shed the ‘Streetwear’ Label and Preserve Its Uniqueness
As he prepares to show his Spring/Summer 2016 collection, Pigalle designer Stephane Ashpool discusses his recent ANDAM nomination and the future of the business.
How Pigalle Plans to Shed the ‘Streetwear’ Label and Preserve Its Uniqueness
As he prepares to show his Spring/Summer 2016 collection, Pigalle designer Stephane Ashpool discusses his recent ANDAM nomination and the future of the business.
News & Analysis
Adidas Looks to Football and Running Shoes for Growth
Adidas plans to double sales of running shoes and increase its Originals streetwear revenue by 50 percent through 2020, the company said at an investor presentation.
Adidas Looks to Football and Running Shoes for Growth
Adidas plans to double sales of running shoes and increase its Originals streetwear revenue by 50 percent through 2020, the company said at an investor presentation.
News & Analysis
Is Nike the Unidentified Company in the FIFA Bribery Case?
The indictment of FIFA officials by a US grand jury says an unidentified sportswear company bribed a Brazilian soccer official for a sponsorship deal — a deal which seems to mirror one obtained by Nike Inc.
Is Nike the Unidentified Company in the FIFA Bribery Case?
The indictment of FIFA officials by a US grand jury says an unidentified sportswear company bribed a Brazilian soccer official for a sponsorship deal — a deal which seems to mirror one obtained by Nike Inc.
Financial Markets
Adidas Under Fire From Investors Despite Strong Quarter
Adidas shareholders took aim at the management of the German sportswear company on Thursday, not convinced a new strategy would be enough to challenge the dominance of rival Nike.
Adidas Under Fire From Investors Despite Strong Quarter
Adidas shareholders took aim at the management of the German sportswear company on Thursday, not convinced a new strategy would be enough to challenge the dominance of rival Nike.
Marketing
North Face Looks to Training Gear to Boost Sales Beyond Winter
The North Face, whose jackets are ubiquitous on ski slopes and climbing expeditions, is making its biggest push yet to get consumers to wear its gear in the gym.
North Face Looks to Training Gear to Boost Sales Beyond Winter
The North Face, whose jackets are ubiquitous on ski slopes and climbing expeditions, is making its biggest push yet to get consumers to wear its gear in the gym.
Technology
Jawbone Launches New UP4 Band Amid Lawsuits and Shipping Delays
Just as the Apple Watch arrives to take over many of the functions of a fitness band, Jawbone has announced a new line of bracelets with payment features just like an Apple product.
Jawbone Launches New UP4 Band Amid Lawsuits and Shipping Delays
Just as the Apple Watch arrives to take over many of the functions of a fitness band, Jawbone has announced a new line of bracelets with payment features just like an Apple product.
Technology
Under Armour Acquires Apps in Bid to Become Top Fitness Tracker
Under Armour Inc., the maker of athletic clothing and gear, is acquiring the MyFitnessPal and Endomondo applications in a bid to become the world’s biggest tracker of fitness information.
Under Armour Acquires Apps in Bid to Become Top Fitness Tracker
Under Armour Inc., the maker of athletic clothing and gear, is acquiring the MyFitnessPal and Endomondo applications in a bid to become the world’s biggest tracker of fitness information.
The News in Brief
On Targets High-Teens Growth Through 2029
The Swiss brand revealed its plan to keep up its momentum with new products in sports such as golf and its Mbappé-supported entry into football ahead of its investor day Tuesday.
Reference Festival to Host ‘Freie Kunst’ Event at Art Basel Paris
The event runs from Oct. 22 to 25 and will mix participants from art, fashion, music and technology as part of the festival’s tradition of a ‘radical and unhinged exchange of ideas,’ said Mumi Haiati, founder of the event’s organiser Reference Studios.
Amazon Blocks Meta’s Muse AI Agent From Its Retail Site
The e-commerce giant prohibits other companies from deploying automated tools to shop its site and started blocking Meta’s Muse on Sunday night.
Dior to Host Cruise Show in Shanghai
The LVMH-owned megabrand will show its Cruise 2028 line in the Chinese fashion capital on May 14, 2027.
Oura Seeks $2.2 Billion in US IPO
The smart ring maker plans to market 50 million shares for $40 to $44 each, according to filings, which could value the company as high as $14.1 billion.
PR Agency CGC Launches Performance Media Division
Known for its premium beauty clients including Glossier and Hermès Beauty, the agency’s new division combines influencer marketing and AI insights.
The Commercial Case for Cooling Bangladesh’s Garment Factories
Investments to reduce heat stress for garment factory workers can pay for themselves within four years, a new report from Cornell University's Global Labor Institute finds.