Volcom's 15% rise in revenue canceled by jump in selling, general, and administrative costs, and reduced margins.
Vail Resorts announced today that Beaver Creek, Keystone, and Heavenly are all getting new VP's from within the company.
Adaptive Action Sports (AAS), a California based non-profit organization dedicated to helping adaptive athletes achieve their goals through sponsored programs and events, is the official sports organizer for the third consecutive year for Summer X Games' Adaptive Super X Finals and Adaptive Skateboard Park Jam.
Shopatron's clients same-store sales posted 15% growth in Q2. Increased consumer spending and growth in new industries cited as key factors.
Windells Academy announced that former Aspen Valley Snowboard Club Head Coach Miah Wheeler will be joining its program as its new snowboard director and head coach.
GSI Commerce Inc., an e-commerce company that develops and provides online sales solutions for companies including Quiksilver, adidas, Timberland, Sports Authority and Dick's Sporting Goods, announced that net revenues for Q2 2010 increased 41% to $264.2 million, however the company's operating loss nearly doubled.
Boise, Idaho based I/O Bio Merino has promoted veteran Greg McRoberts as its new president and made two new additions to its growing staff.
The Action Sports Conference is taking place Tuesday, August 3 in Huntington Beach. Get more info here on topics, speakers, and registration.
The L.A. Skate Film Festival, which will be held August 31-September 1st at Downtown Independent, has created The Academy of Skateboard Filmmakers (ASF) to promote filmmaking within the industry, as well as nominate and judge film submissions.
As athletes in the action sports world focus more and more on training and overall fitness to help them compete at the highest level. Sites like sherdog.com could offer a unique workout from one of the fastest growing sports in the nation.
The Wet Seal, Inc. Chief Executive Officer and President, Edmond S. Thomas, will step down from his positions at the end of his contract on October 8, 2010.
Figures released by Statistics New Zealand show international visitor arrivals were up eight percent in June 2010
Despite the rough numbers However, things are looking up for the company as operating losses actually improved over the same period in 2009 despite a $13.2 million non-cash impairment charge related to certain goodwill and intangible assets of the IPATH® and howies® brands.
CIT announced its second quarter results saw an increase in net income to $142.1 million from $97.3 million.
Snowmaking Manager Eric Johnstone beats the July heat by pulling out the snow guns.
