JD Sports, which sells Nike, adidas, HOKA, and other sports brands, said last month it expects the Euro soccer championships, Paris Olympics, and new styles of trainers and track suits would spark ...

JD Sports Fashion has proposed to buy American athletic fashion retailer Hibbett Inc for about $1.08 billion, reports Reuters ...

British sportswear and sneaker retailer JD Sports Fashion Plc agreed to buy Hibbett Inc. for about $1.1 billion to speed up its US expansion. JD Sports is paying $87.50 per share for Hibbett ...

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JD Sports plans to buy US retailer ... Based in Birmingham, Alabama, Hibbett sells fashion and accessories from major brands like Nike, Jordan and Adidas in more than 1,100 stores across 36 ...

JD Sports said, adding that the region’s contribution to total sales would increase to about 40% from the current 32%. Hibbett has built a reputation for personalised customer service and access to ...

JD Sports Fashion has proposed a deal to buy American athletic fashion retailer Hibbett for about $1.08 billion, the companies said today, as Britain's biggest sportswear retailer looks to expand ...

(RTTNews) - Hibbett, Inc. (HIBB) announced a definitive agreement in which JD Sports Fashion plc (JD.L) will acquire all outstanding shares of Hibbett for $87.50 per share in cash, representing an ...

The U.K.’s biggest sportswear retailer JD Sports Fashion is to buy Alabama-based athletic fashion retailer Hibbett Inc. for about $1.08 billion, the companies said Tuesday. As JD Sports looks to ...

Sunday’s victory by South Carolina over Iowa for the national championship set a viewership record for women’s basketball with 18.7 million viewers, making it the most-watched women’s ...

"Being part of a larger global retailer like JD Sports gives Hibbett more resources compared to its U.S. peers, Foot Locker and Dick's," said Cristina Fernández, analyst with Telsey Advisory Group.