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  • How Puma scored over Nike, Adidas in the Indian market

    Puma India reported net revenue of over Rs 2,000 crore despite a challenging environment in 2021, aided by its digital push and consumer trends towards athleisure and fitness.

  • Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail to take over Reebok’s operations in India

    Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail to take over Reebok’s operations in India

    Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail on December 14 announced that it will take over Reebok’s operations in India.

  • Why are Nike Volts neon green, and what makes Pele's black-and-yellow Pumas memorable?

    Why are Nike Volts neon green, and what makes Pele's black-and-yellow Pumas memorable?

    Sneaker companies suffer red eyes, and more, just so that they find the right shade of pink, yellow or blue for their hot new collection.

  • Adidas to sell Reebok business: Report

    Adidas to sell Reebok business: Report

    The magazine said VF Corp and China's Anta Sports are considered to be among the interested parties.

  • George Floyd's death: Reebok, several others cancel partnership with CrossFit after CEO's tweet

    George Floyd's death: Reebok, several others cancel partnership with CrossFit after CEO's tweet

    Twitter users expressed disappointment and called out Glassman for being insensitive to the current situation.

  • Reebok launches eco-friendly plant-based sneakers

    Reebok launches eco-friendly plant-based sneakers

    Made from USDA-approved certified biological material of corn and cotton, the shoes would be available in a colour combination of natural/chalk.

  • Reebok seeks government nod to open single brand retail stores

    Reebok seeks government nod to open single brand retail stores

    As per the foreign direct investment policy, 100 per cent equity investment is allowed in single brand retail trading. FDI of up to 49 per cent is permitted under the automatic route but government’s nod is required beyond that limit.

  • New Adidas CEO announces plans to overhaul Reebok

    New Adidas CEO announces plans to overhaul Reebok

    "It is now time to get back to the gym and redouble our efforts on Reebok," Kasper Rorsted, who joined Adidas in August and took over as chief executive in October, told journalists on a conference call.

  • Caixin China mfg PMI at 51.2 in October, up from 50.1 on-month

    Caixin China mfg PMI at 51.2 in October, up from 50.1 on-month

    Meanwhile, the Caixin manufacturing PMI rose to 51.2 in October, the fastest pace of improvement since March 2011. A rebound in new order growth amid stronger demand helped the gauge, which focuses on mid-size companies not included in the official survey, this month, Caixin said in a statement.

  • Chinese manufacturer to open $20 mn factory in Arkansas

    Chinese manufacturer to open $20 mn factory in Arkansas

    The state has signed a memorandum of understanding with Suzhou Tianyuan Garments Company to invest USD 20 million in a location, most likely in Little Rock, and create 400 jobs paying an average of USD 14 per hour, said Hutchinson, who announced the news to reporters via Skype because he was on a trade mission in China.

  • New Adidas CEO sets off in pursuit of Nike

    New Adidas CEO sets off in pursuit of Nike

    Investors are banking on Rorsted, 54, repeating improvements to profitability he achieved at consumer goods maker Henkel and the Adidas share price has risen by around two thirds since his appointment was announced in January.

  • To demerge automation biz & list both entities separately: Jasch

    To demerge automation biz & list both entities separately: Jasch

    JK Garg, CMD of Jasch Industries told CNBC-TV18 there are no plans of selling the automation division and after demerging both the entities will be listed separately.

  • Adidas seeks permission to run company-owned stores

    Adidas seeks permission to run company-owned stores

    German sportswear major Adidas Group has approached the government for allowing 100 percent FDI to operate company-owned stores in India, as part of its expansion plans in the country.

  • Marketing intangibles: Divided verdict by Delhi HC

    Marketing intangibles: Divided verdict by Delhi HC

    Foreign multinationals often provide their Indian subsidiaries technical assistance and allow them to use their trademarks and brand name.

  • Adidas expects Reebok brand to grow in newer markets

    Adidas expects Reebok brand to grow in newer markets

    "For the coming financial year, we are very positive about the prospects of Reebok. We have invested lot since last year and it has started showing results," Managing Director, Adidas Group India, Dave Thomas said, without delving into projection figures of 2015-16.

  • Reebok plans 15 new format 'Fit Hub' stores in India

    Reebok plans 15 new format 'Fit Hub' stores in India

    Apart from selling Reebok's merchandise, Fitness Studio's also undertake classes in yoga, aerobics and other forms of workouts. At present, there is one Fitness Studio in the country in Mumbai. In its image transformation bid, the company apart from launching new format retail stores has also changed its product assortments.

  • SFIO submits final probe report on Reebok India

    SFIO submits final probe report on Reebok India

    The Serious Fraud Investigation has submitted to government its final probe report on alleged financial irregularities at sportswear maker Reebok India.

  • Reebok's Royalty Payment: Cost-Benefit Analysis

    Reebok's Royalty Payment: Cost-Benefit Analysis

    By: Karishma Phatarphekar, Grant Thornton India

  • SFIO report finds Reebok guilty of fudging A/Cs: Sources

    SFIO report finds Reebok guilty of fudging A/Cs: Sources

    The serious fraud investigation office (SFIO) that was tasked to probe Reebok India has confirmed falsification of books of accounts in the company to the tune of over 1,400 crore.

  • Adidas sticks with Reebok despite 265m-euro writedown

    Adidas sticks with Reebok despite 265m-euro writedown

    German sportswear group Adidas intends to stick with its troubled Reebok business even though the company had to make a 265-million euro writedown on the brand at the end of 2012.

  • Puma ready to challenge sportswear market in India

    Puma ready to challenge sportswear market in India

    German sportswear giant Puma is shifting gears. After having consolidated its position in the Lifestyle sportswear market in India it is ready to challenge Adidas, Reebok and Nike in performance segment.

  • Adidas committed to Reebok brand in India

    Adidas committed to Reebok brand in India

    Sportwear group Adidas plans to keep its Reebok brand in India despite finding financial irregularities at the unit, CEO Herbert Hainer told reporters on Thursday.

  • Reebok set to make a powerful comeback in India

    Reebok set to make a powerful comeback in India

    Last year Reebok's allegations that it's India MD and COO were responsible for Rs 870 crore scam that made headline news. The case is still being investigated by the Gurgaon police and the serious fraud investigation office, but the sports goods maker which is number four in the world is now set for a new innings in India.

  • Reebok India set to move on life after Rs 870 cr scam

    Reebok India set to move on life after Rs 870 cr scam

    Reebok India which was hit by a Rs 870 crore scam last year is all set to move on. The company restructured its business last year and is focusing on growth and improving sales, reports CNBC-TV18‘s Pavni Mittal.

  • Difference in Reebok scam amount offers relief for accused

    Difference in Reebok scam amount offers relief for accused

    CNBC-TV18's Ronojoy Banerjee, quoting sources, explains that the difference in Reebok scam amount offers relief for the key accused.

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