All Retail articles – Page 20
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ArticleHudson’s Bay liquidates remaining flagship stores, uncertain future looms
Canada’s oldest retailer will liquidate six more flagship stores raising concerns over its legacy and historic artifacts.
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News briefsUK retail group Outdoor & Cycle Concepts rebrands
The group is now called Cotswold Outdoor Group and unveils a bold strategy that aims to combine retail expansion, sustainability goals and outdoor experiences.
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News briefsSport 2000 expands new retail format with two new store openings
Two German retailers unveil updated store formats, combining modern design, in-store expertise and new service zones to elevate the shopping experience.
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News briefsMammut launches Mountain School in the UK for safe mountain exploration
The Swiss brand opens a UK-based mountain school arm, empowering adventurers of all levels with essential skills for safe, confident journeys into the wild.
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News briefsGrassroots Connect sees increase in buyer numbers despite stable overall attendance
With buyers up 6%, Grassroots Connect Spring 2025 promises strategic insight, new brands and hands-on learning for specialty outdoor retailers.
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ArticleCanadian textile manager moves to take over retailer MEC
A potential Canadian buyer emerges for Mountain Equipment Company, aiming to revive the iconic outdoor retailer amid financial and ownership shifts.
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News briefsPatagonia opens store in historic Casa Frey in Argentina
Patagonia turns an explorer’s home in Bariloche into its newest store, blending retail with restoration, community events and conservation.
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News briefsIcebug USA to donate all Earth Day proceeds to forest conservation
The brand will donate 100 percent of its US and Canadian web sales on Earth Day to groups fighting forest degradation and promoting land conservation.
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News briefsColumbia plans to expand in Brazil due to uncertain US trade situation
Columbia Sportswear told Brazilian media it is doubling down on Brazil as US trade policy uncertainty and soaring tariffs disrupt wholesale growth.
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ArticleUS outdoor retail sales increase slightly to $28bn in 2024
Casual outdoor users – not hardcore adventurers – are driving growth in a changing $28 billion market, says OIA’s new Outdoor Retail Sales Trends Report.
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ArticleIntersport Austria highlights 2025 outdoor trends
The Intersport sport report shows that cycling and running are still among the most popular sports among Austrians and that light e-MTBs, trail running innovations and gravel bikes are the strongest trends in 2025.
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ArticleNew group CEO at Intersport International
The retail group taps retail veteran Tom Foley as new CEO to lead global growth and transformation.
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News briefsHervis appoints Florian Fiedler as Co-Managing Director
The Austrian sporting goods retailer appoints a new co-MD, strengthening leadership to support growth and restructuring after post-pandemic challenges.
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News briefsGlobetrotter contributes €300,000 to German environmental projects
The outdoor retailer supports forest, wetland and education projects with €300,000 in funding as part of its growing commitment to climate and biodiversity action.
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ArticleIIC reports €14bn revenue in 2024 amid omnichannel growth
The global sporting goods retailer closed 2024 with €14bn in sales and store growth, navigating challenges through a strategic focus on digital expansion and local engagement.
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ArticleDecathlon Germany with record revenue, plans expansion
The retailer sees €1.17 billion in 2024 GMV, driven by omnichannel strategy, cycling growth and sustainability focus.
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ArticleDecathlon France navigates challenging 2024 with flat revenues, eyes growth in 2025
Despite a flat sales performance in 2024, the French retail chain and sporting goods manufacturer sees momentum building for 2025 with growth plans centered on circularity and innovation.
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ArticleDecathlon Group generates a turnover of €16.2bn in 2024
Decathlon boosted its 2024 revenue by over 5 percent while cutting emissions, expanding globally and investing in sustainability and circular business models.
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News briefsREI welcomes new head of merchandising
Kristin Shane replaces Chris Speyer, who left the US retail co-op in the summer of 2024.
