Adidas Group

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  Adidas CEO Gave His Phone Number To 60,000 Employees. Here's Why

  When Mr Gulden, a former professional football player, took over leadership of Adidas in January 2023, the company was going through a difficult time.

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  US Questions Shein, Adidas, Nike Over Forced Chinese Labour Concerns

  Multiple groups of US lawmakers have sought reassurances this week about clothing giant Shein and other brands facing allegations their products use forced Chinese labor or material from regions where such conditions allegedly occur.

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  Adidas Says Fallout With Kanye West Could Lead To Losses Worth $750 Million

  Adidas cut ties with Kanye West over his anti-semitic remarks, putting a question mark over the Yeezy inventory which the company co-created with the rapper.

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  Adidas Puts Partnership "Under Review" After Kanye West Publicly Criticizes Brand

  Sportswear giant Adidas said the partnership with Kanye West was "under review" after "repeated efforts to privately resolve the situation".

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  Adidas to Launch Robot-Made Shoes in Germany From 2017

  Adidas CEO Herbert Hainer on Tuesday unveiled to the press the group's new prototype "Speedfactory" in Ansbach in southern Germany.

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  Investor Group Aims to Buy Reebok Unit: Report

  Jynwel Capital, a Hong Kong-based private equity investment and advisory firm run by Jho Low, and the Abu Dhabi government-affiliated funds planned to make the offer imminently in a letter to Adidas directors, the Journal reported, citing unnamed sources close to the matter.

• Thousands of workers strike at China shoe factory

  Tens of thousands of workers were on strike on Wednesday at a factory in southern China which makes shoes for Nike and Adidas, rights groups and a worker said.

• Reebok India fraud 'deep in the past', says Adidas India managing director

  Terming last year's Rs 870-crore fraud at its arm Reebok India as a -thing in the past-, Adidas India managing director Eric Haskell has said the company is now focused on building the brand and driving growth.

• Reebok India targets 40 per cent of total sales from women customers

  Fitness brand Reebok India is targeting 40 per cent of total sales from women customers as it plans to open 100 fit-hub concept stores by April, 2014.

• Sachin Tendulkar's retirement 'will not impact endorsement deals'

  Paying tribute to Sachin Tendulkar, who has decided to hang up his boots after playing his 200th test against the West Indies next month, brands endorsed by him are standing by him saying the cricketer's retirement will not affect their endorsement deals.

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  Sachin Tendulkar's retirement not to impact his endorsement deals

  Adidas, Coca Cola, Future Group, Toshiba, Aviva India, and SAR Group, which are endorsed by Sachin Tendulkar, said they were looking for longer association with him after retirement.

• Adidas sees role for Reebok despite write-down

  Adidas is to stick with its troubled Reebok business even though the German sportswear group had to make a 265 million euro write-down on the brand at the end of last year.

• Adidas takes 153 million euro hit due to Reebok India's irregularities

  Adidas balance sheet for 2011 is negatively impacted by euro 153 million (over Rs 1,090 crore) due to 'commercial irregularities' at its arm Reebok India Co, the company said on Thursday.

• Adidas brings ex-China head to lead India operations

  German sportswear major Adidas group today announced a top management change in India with Erick Haskell, ex chief operating officer (COO) of its China operations, coming in to head the business here as it looks to move on after last year's alleged Rs 870 crore fraud at its arm, Reebok India.

• 2012 an eventful year for retail on controversies, FDI, Wal-Mart

  It was an eventful year for the retail sector, where the government permitted foreign direct investment in multi-brand segment, as it courted controversies with several opposition parties, eventually turning into a political issue in Parliament.