Premium activewear brand Sweaty Betty is being bought by US giant Wolverine for nearly £300. The 23-year-old London company has been a winner from the athleisure trend and this has boosted its value in recent years
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![]( "Wolverine Worldwide names Brendan Hoffman next CEO")
Wolverine Worldwide names Brendan Hoffman next CEOOutdoor apparel and footwear group Wolverine Worldwide announced on Tuesday the appointment of Brendan Hoffman, as chief executive officer, effective at the end of the year.
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![]( "Wolverine Worldwide announces global leadership appointments")
Wolverine Worldwide announces global leadership appointmentsWolverine Worldwide announced on Tuesday the appointment of Jim Zwiers as president, global operations group, and the appointment of Matt Blonder as its new president, global e-commerce.
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![]( "Wolverine Worldwide announces new leadership appointments")
Wolverine Worldwide announces new leadership appointmentsWolverine World Wide Inc. announced on Wednesday the appointment of Joelle Grunberg as global president of Sperry, and the appointment of Tom Kennedy as global president of the Wolverine brand.
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![]( "Wolverine World Wide names Angelo Ng as first chief merchant officer")
Wolverine World Wide names Angelo Ng as first chief merchant officerAs it pushes forward with its global growth plan, the Michigan-based outdoor apparel company announced on Wednesday that it has appointed Levi’s vet Angelo Ng to the newly created role of chief merchant officer.
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![]( "Wolverine World Wide inks deal with Chinese sportswear retailer Xtep")
Wolverine World Wide inks deal with Chinese sportswear retailer XtepWolverine World Wide has entered into a joint venture with Chinese sportswear retailer Xtep to develop, market and distribute Merrell and Saucony products in mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau.
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![]( "Wolverine Worldwide facing lawsuits over chemical dumping")
Wolverine Worldwide facing lawsuits over chemical dumpingFootwear maker Wolverine Worldwide is facing a series of lawsuits for chemical dumping that contaminated wells on private property in Michigan with ingredients known to cause cancer, thyroid issues and other diseases.
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![]( "Wolverine Worldwide creates children's group, licenses Stride Rite")
Wolverine Worldwide creates children's group, licenses Stride RiteWolverine Worldwide has entered into a licensing agreement with Vida Shoes International for Stride Rite shoes and also is creating a new children's group for its brands.
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![]( "Wolverine Worldwide sales down in Q1 as group is busy restructuring")
Wolverine Worldwide sales down in Q1 as group is busy restructuringThe US group, owner of footwear brands Merrell, Saucony, Sebago and Sperry, recorded a 4.8% sales shortfall in the first quarter, down to $591 million.
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![]( "Aerosoles appoints former Ralph Lauren digital head Denise Incandela to CEO")
Aerosoles appoints former Ralph Lauren digital head Denise Incandela to CEOThe former President of Global Digital at Ralph Lauren joins Aerosoles as CEO, succeeding R. Shawn Neville who will serve as Executive Chairman of the Board.