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The brand, created by Huntington Beach native Bob Hurley, will be part of Bluestar Alliance LLC, the parent company of Bebe, Tahari, Brookstone and Limited Too.
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Nike has announced the sale of its surfwear brand Hurley to Bluestar Alliance LLC. No comment yet.
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November 1, 2019
Hotsuit Sauna Suits enable UFC and MMA fighters to sweat off pounds in Training – ABNewswire
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Revolutionary activewear brand ideal for combat sports competitors October 31, 2019 – Los Angeles, CA – Combat sports and mixed martial arts competitors know just how difficult it can be to cut weight. Dropping weight can hurt a fighter’s potential from the top of UFC to the smaller fight promotions in the world. Hotsuit, a premier tech activewear fashion brand, has revolutionized combat sports with its advanced fabrics allowing fighters to lose weight when training.
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Hotsuit, a tech activewear fashion brand has announced an innovative sauna suit that they claim enables fighters to drop weight during training. November 1, 2019
Decathlon launches body positive gym leggings collection | Sports Trade News
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The only magazine covering the latest Sports, Outdoor, Triathlon,Running and Fitness Markets products, trade and market news, trends and recruitment. Across the UK, ROI and the rest of the world.With the only weekly global enewsletter to the market place and the most interactive social media coverage...
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Leggings lovers of all sizes will be introduced to new body-positive gym leggings by Decathlon. Between their promise to make their leggings out of flattering and opaque materials with features like built-in core support. Between Decathlon's promise to keep prices low and their dedication to meeting a specific market need will make this an interesting product launch to follow. 
A High Court judge rules the kit supplier's marketing offer was "less favourable" than a Nike deal.
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Liverpool won a legal battle that allows them to step away from a "less favourable" deal with New Balance, opening the club up to working with Nike (which will share fewer profits but provide greater overall distribution) which is expected to increase the reach and revenue of the club's gear. October 25, 2019
Under Armour founder, CEO Kevin Plank steps down; insider tapped for role
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News nominations: Under Armour Inc said on Tuesday its founder and long-time Chief Executive Officer Kevin Plank will step down from the role next year and be succeeded by Chief Operating Officer Patrik Frisk.
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Nike wasn't the only major Sports Fashion company to announce a CEO-change this week. Under Armour's CEO and founder, Kevin Plank, is moving into a different role and will be succeeded by COO, Patrik Frisk. October 25, 2019
Nike CEO Mark Parker to step down, ex-eBay John Donahoe to replace him in 2020
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"In a sign of the company’s focus on digital, Mark Parker will be replaced by John Donahoe, a Nike board member and the CEO of ServiceNow. Donahoe was formerly the CEO of eBay and is chairman of the board at PayPal."
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It's been a week for company leadership shakeups in the sports fashion world. Nike has announced that Mark Parker, who has been CEO of Nike since 2006, will be stepping down and is to be replaced by John Donahoe of ServiceNow. October 25, 2019
Pence blasts Nike for pushing its 'social-justice champion' reputation while 'checking its social conscience at the door' by ignoring China's actions in Hong Kong
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"When it comes to Hong Kong, it prefers checking its social conscience at the door," said Vice President Mike Pence.
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In the wake of the tension between the NBA and China, VP Pence has joined the conversation by blasting Nike. It's clear that the White House is frustrated about the critiques they have been receiving from players, personnel, and athletic organizations. They have picked the China/NBA fiasco to highlight how they perceive that they are being held to a higher standard of criticism than foreign governments. 
Paul George and Anthony Davis did something this off-season that rattled the NBA to its very core -- they forced their teams to trade them, despite the fact that they were still under contract. The Athletic's Sam Amick joins us to explain how NBA superstars have become so powerful that they can dictate their own trades and line up their future teammates, and what this means for the future of the league. We also look forward to tonight's opening-night match between the Lakers and Clippers, where George and Davis will square off against one another.
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Throughout the history of the NBA power has slowly shifted from the league to the individual players. Tune into this episode of The Lead to understand what moments brought the NBA to this position and learn how athletes are betting on the power of picking their own destiny.
The most anticipated match in MLS history is tomorrow. LAFC takes on cross-town rivals LA Galaxy in the second round of the playoffs. LAFC had a record-breaking regular season, led by Mexican superstar Carlos Vela. But they've never beaten the LA Galaxy or Zlatan Ibrahimovic. The Athletic's Josh Gross walks us through the amazing story of LAFC, which has taken Los Angeles by storm, and tells us what to expect in tomorrow night's match.
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One of my favorite MLS stories ever has come out of a place few saw coming: a city with an existing club. LAFC has built a team that breaks records and wins hearts. Listen to this podcast on The Lead to learn how LAFC created, earned, and won their fan base. |
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