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The proposed cash acquisition would connect Oura’s wearable health insights with physician-supervised care in its app.

Quarterly revenue reached CHF 931.4 million; On raised its underlying gross-margin outlook while separating the effect of U.S. tariff refunds.

The wearable launches on Ulta.com November 10 and in stores November 22, marking Oura’s first U.S. specialty beauty retail partnership.

The High Street opening brings Boston, Arizona and Madrid styles, the 1774 collection and Care Essentials to Melbourne’s south side.

The Sendlinger Strasse store combines footwear, a trade-in programme and The Shed, a space for launches and storytelling.

Lindsey Vonn Way and a city proclamation turn the brand’s longstanding athlete relationship into a local celebration.

The November 3 Business of Tomorrow gathering connects customer experience, employee tools and operations with the identity of each house.

The recognition highlights the sportswear brand’s Athlete Ally partnership and work with student-athletes, coaches and campus leaders.

The November appointments connect brand experience and long-term planning with the activewear company’s new leadership structure.

Takehito Moriizumi’s The Factory at Night turns the Tokyo store’s industrial past into a science-fiction story distributed locally and online.

An Originals concept in Sibu, a hybrid store in Sarawak and a Sabah factory outlet extend the brand’s regional retail formats.

The 130-square-metre rue des Saints-Pères store brings a bar and lounge to the brand’s selective retail transformation.

The brand’s fifth expo appearance connects athlete-led product development with locally designed sportswear and youth participation.

A Tower Bridge centrepiece, newspaper-style kiosks and Winter 2026 motifs frame the house’s sixth consecutive appearance.

Footwear revenue fell to $234 million in fiscal Q2 2027, while the company retained its adjusted operating-income outlook.

The Woman, Man and Kids store pairs MANGO’s New Med concept with reclaimed wood and Belgian bluestone, expanding its Belgian network.

Second-quarter revenue reached $2.2 billion, while global comparable retail sales rose 10% and the company increased its fiscal-year outlook.

The two-floor Polanco boutique combines men’s and women’s footwear with Mexican marble, local artisan furnishings and references to Hollywood cinema.

The WFSGI letter commits sporting-goods companies and federations to participation initiatives, shared evidence, partnerships and policy advocacy.

The Classic, Bae and Keep It Going clogs received the circularity certification, with recycled-content figures calculated on a mass balance basis.

The November 4 launch starts with single-item purchases, while lululemon retains order processing, shipping and returns.

The two-floor Tokyo store pairs a Noh-inspired cork interior with classic footwear, 1774 and CARE ESSENTIALS.

The sports-nutrition brand’s third-quarter like-for-like revenue rose 26.9%, with pricing making up most of the increase as Glanbia lifted its earnings-growth forecast.

The Swiss watchmaker’s newest sporting relationship brings Brazil’s Olympic giant slalom champion into its AP x Sport community.