All Corporate articles – Page 2
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News briefsMeta launches Muse AI agent for small businesses
The new AI agent can work across commerce, accounting, marketing and customer systems, while sensitive actions require approval.
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ArticleGaleria files for fourth insolvency as 83 stores remain open
Germany’s largest remaining department store chain has filed for insolvency again, leaving the future of 83 stores and 12,000 employees uncertain.
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ArticleLenzing launches €300m rights issue to fund strategic reset
The fiber producer is putting new financing behind its strategic reset, including a sharper premium textile focus, footprint consolidation and further cost cuts.
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ArticleNorth Outdoor expands into Germany with Herbert Horelt
The Finnish merino specialist is targeting 40 to 50 retail partners as it builds its presence in Germany and neighboring markets.
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News briefsSGS expands CPSC-accredited bicycle testing network
New accreditations in Germany, Vietnam and the US give bicycle and e-mobility manufacturers access to compliance testing across three continents.
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News briefsBurton moves European logistics hub to Czech Republic
The snowboard brand is consolidating B2B and B2C fulfillment for 26 European markets at a new central logistics location.
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News briefsOura postpones planned IPO amid market uncertainty
The smart ring maker has delayed its planned Nasdaq listing as volatile markets disrupt the fall IPO calendar.
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News briefsPaka opens first US headquarters in Boulder
The alpaca apparel brand’s new Colorado base will combine offices with product development, repairs and community activities.
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News briefsTitle Nine’s Pitchfest puts nine women-led outdoor brands in spotlight
Nine emerging women-owned brands pitched products spanning hiking, cycling and skiing at the ninth annual outdoor startup event in California.
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News briefsAccell attracts 60 bids in search for new owners
Administrators have received bids for individual brands and larger parts of the insolvent bicycle group as they pursue a possible restart.
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News briefsWolverine eliminates Active Group president role
The footwear group has eliminated a senior management position overseeing Merrell, Saucony and Chaco, with the responsibilities redistributed internally.
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News briefsAluula secures funding for maritime and defense materials research
The Canadian materials company will work with UBC researchers on adapting its lightweight composites for demanding land and maritime applications.
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News briefsCanada Goose sees wholesale recovery as product diversification advances
The luxury outerwear company says wholesale is returning to growth while its push beyond parkas has brought other product categories to around half of its mix.
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ArticleYeti targets faster growth through 2030 with global expansion
The outdoor products company has laid out an ambitious five-year strategy centered on international expansion, new product platforms and improving profitability.
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News briefsAuthentic Brands targets possible IPO in first half of 2027
The licensing group behind a substantial portfolio of sports and outdoor brands says it is ready to return to public markets when its shareholders give the go-ahead.
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ArticleNewell Brands opens Atlanta Design Center to accelerate product innovation
The Coleman and Campingaz parent has invested in centralized design, prototyping and consumer research capabilities at two facilities in Atlanta.
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News briefsSource BMX Ltd enters liquidation as business restarts under new company
The UK BMX specialist is continuing under a newly capitalized company after its previous operating business became financially unviable.
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News briefsTopo Designs secures additional investment from Gart Capital Partners
The Colorado outdoor brand has secured additional equity funding from its existing investor to accelerate U.S. customer acquisition, product development and collaborations.
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ArticleWeSports secures up to SEK 1bn for acquisition strategy
The Nordic sports specialist has more than doubled its potential credit facility as it pursues further acquisitions and targets SEK 10 billion in sales by 2031.
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ArticleDutech courts Accell dealers as takeover process continues
Potential Accell buyer Dutech has outlined a dealer-focused model and urged retailers to maintain their 2027 commitments while the insolvent bike group’s sale process continues.
