Lisa Scherzer
Editorial Director, News at Front Office Sports
Editorial director of news @fos.
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1 week ago |
frontofficesports.com | Lisa Scherzer
Companies that import goods to the U.S. got a big win Wednesday when the U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT) blocked President Donald Trump from imposing sweeping tariffs on imports. But just one day later, the win was put on hold—for now. In a continuation of the whiplash-inducing trade war, a federal appeals court on Thursday temporarily paused the ruling against the Trump Administration, which appealed the decision earlier in the day.
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2 weeks ago |
frontofficesports.com | Lisa Scherzer
The battle for continental greatness between two of the worst teams in English soccer has its victor. Tottenham Hotspur beat Manchester in the Europa League final Wednesday by a score of 1–0. The lone goal was questionably an own goal by United defender Luke Shaw, but was marked in the books as a Tottenham score. The win elevates Tottenham to the Champions League next season, the highest level of European soccer that overflows with financial bonuses for its teams.
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2 weeks ago |
frontofficesports.com | Lisa Scherzer
Nike is raising prices on some products, including sneakers and apparel that cost more than $100, an industry source confirmed to Front Office Sports. “We regularly evaluate our business and make pricing adjustments as part of our seasonal planning,” a Nike spokesperson told FOS. Nike is not raising prices on any kids products, Jordan apparel and accessories, Air Force 1 sneakers, or items under $100.
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2 weeks ago |
frontofficesports.com | Lisa Scherzer
For more than a month, companies ranging from Delta to Adidas have pulled their earnings guidance or warned of price increases because of economic uncertainty amid President Donald Trump’s trade war. Amer Sports, which owns high-end outdoor brands including Arc’teryx and Salomon and Wilson, is brushing it off. The Helsinki-based company reported first-quarter revenue of $1.47 billion, a 23.5% increase from a year ago, and raised its full year guidance.
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3 weeks ago |
frontofficesports.com | Lisa Scherzer
On its Q1 earnings call last month, Adidas said it will likely have to raise prices on the sportswear products it sells in the U.S. because of the Trump administration’s tariff policies. Now Caspar Coppetti, co-founder of Swiss sportswear brand On, has said On also plans to raise prices on certain products it sells in the U.S.—but tariffs aren’t to blame. On’s Q1 sales rose 40% and came in above expectations.
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