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EU Extends Penalty Taxes On Chinese, Vietnamese Shoes

source: Easy Bourse

Global corporations, such as Puma AG (PUM.XE), Adidas AG and one of Adidas's main suppliers, Hong Kong-based shoe maker Yue Yuen Industrial Holdings Ltd. ... and more »

Published Tue, Dec 22

EU Prolongs Duties on Chinese, Vietnamese Footwear

source: Bloomberg

for 15 months in a bid to help southern EU producers compete against lower-cost footwear imported by companies such as Nike Inc., Puma AG and Adidas AG. ...

Published Mon, Dec 21

Adidas, Deutsche Bank, Fraport, Siemens: German Equity Preview

source: Bloomberg

Adidas AG (ADS GY): The world's second-biggest sporting- goods maker and smaller rival Puma AG (PUM GY) were rated “underweight” in new coverage at Barclays ... and more »

Published Fri, Dec 11

T-shirts prove to be right fit

source: Columbus Business First

or retail products, such as past jobs for Columbus-based Limited Brands Inc., and shoe and athletic apparel businesses Nike Inc., Adidas AG and Puma AG.

Published Wed, Dec 2

Společnosti Adidas loni v Česku vzrostly tržby i zisk

source: Czech Happenings

Čistý zisk německé společnosti Puma AG klesl ve třetím čtvrtletí letošního roku meziročně o 24 procent na 68 milionů eur (zhruba 1,75 miliardy Kč) a nižší ... and more »

Published Thu, Nov 12

Adidas Falls as Net Misses Estimates; Plans Job Cuts

source: Bloomberg

Adidas fell 3.3 euros to 26.2 euros in Frankfurt, wiping out the stock's gains this year. Rivals Puma AG and Nike Inc. have added 16 percent and 8 percent in 2009, respectively. First-quarter sales declined 2 percent to 2.57 billion euros, ...

Published Tue, May 5

German Stocks Reach Two-Month High, Led by Banks; Henkel Falls

source: Bloomberg

Adidas AG climbed 5.1 percent to 27.61 euros, the biggest advance in a month, as Wirtschaftswoche reported the world’s second-largest sporting goods maker still has “good sales” in Germany, citing Chief Executive Officer Herbert Hainer. Puma AG ...

Published Thu, Apr 9

Fuel Efficient Vehicles » <b>Reebok</b> paying record $1 million fine for <b>...</b>

source: fuel-efficient-vehicles.org

other toys tainted with lead, and pet food that contained a toxic chemical. Adidas AG acquired Reebok in 2006 in a $3.8 billion deal that helped the German company expand in the U.S. to better compete with Nike Inc. and Puma AG. ...

Published Fri, Nov 14