Adidas

FROM toys to sneakers and diapers, consumer goods are the focus of a range of company strategies to blunt the impact of US tariffs - depending on the size of their customers’ wallets.

But it reported second-quarter net profit at 369 million euros, up from 190 million a year earlier

Reviving demand is seen as critical for the companies, whose share prices have been battered in recent months, to cushion the impacts of potential US levies on key supply hubs 

Hollywood-based film producer No Fat Ego is backing the project, which has the blessing of the family behind the Adidas empire

[NEW YORK] A trade association representing footwear producers has asked the Trump administration to consider tariff exemptions for its products, saying the levies will drive up the cost of shoes in t...

Unexpected US tariffs on Vietnam, Indonesia blindside sportswear brands reliant on regional manufacturing

The American sportswear company needs something to cushion the blow from clearing out old models. But rival Adidas won’t give it an easy ride.

GERMAN sportswear giant Adidas said on Wednesday (Mar 5) it will cut up to 500 jobs as it looks to continue its revival and turn the page on a messy split with US rapper Kanye West.

It expects annual revenues to increase at a high single-digit rate in currency-neutral terms, lower than the 12 per cent growth it delivered last year