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Here is a quick snapshot of what matters from a financial perspective.
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Forget the Cotton Bowl or the Sugar Bowl. It's time for the Taxslayer Bowl and the Beef O'Brady Bowl!
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*Gap Inc's Athleta targets 50 U.S. stores by end of 2013. TORONTO, Dec 7- When Lululemon Athletica Inc opened its first U.S. shop in 2003, its form-fitting yoga pants, free classes and Pacific Northwest vibe were a revelation to its new American customers. Montreal- based Lolë, Gap Inc's Athleta and others are expanding aggressively in the United States.
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From auto sales to health care to the NFL to the price of gasoline, CNBC's anchors, reporters, editors and contributors make calls on what 2013 will bring.
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Black Friday bargains aside, uncertain economic times have launched consumers on a never ending quest for “great value on great products”, the president and CEO of Tanger Factory Outlet Centers told CNBC Friday.
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Jim Cramer explains why he is watching Nike, Under Armour, and Cabela's.
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NEW YORK-- Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market:. Under Armour Inc., down $3.69 at $52.93. Skechers USA Inc., up 31 cents at $16.92.
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CNBC's Herb Greenberg offers his insight on a "trio of trouble," including Under Armour, Navistar and World Acceptance.
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BALTIMORE-- Under Armour said Thursday that its net income climbed 25 percent in the third quarter, with the athletic clothing maker saying that new products are helping fuel demand for its merchandise. Under Armour Inc. earned $57.3 million, or 54 cents per share, for the three months ended Sept. 30.
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Under Armour's women's business is up 30 percent annually over the past five years. Kevin Plank, chairman, president & CEO of Under Armour, weighs in.
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As earnings season approaches, Jim Cramer’s researcher, Nicole Urken, takes a look at some China derivative plays.
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With the announcement of an 8-year deal with Fox and TBS — combined with a recent deal with ESPN (owned by Walt Disney) — MLB basically will double its television revenue. Fox, whose parent company is Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, will pay more than $500 million a year.
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Selling high-priced yoga pants has been big business for Lululemon and CEO Christine Day remains confident in the company's competitive position.
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The most intense competition might be for the space on players' wrists — and yours.
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Check out which companies are making headlines after the bell Thursday.
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On the final play of Monday night's NFL game, a controversial touchdown call changed the game's outcome. Some sources say it was a $150-300 million dollar swing. Various Las Vegas sources told CNBC, it was much more than that.
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On the final play of Monday night's game between the Seattle Seahawks and the Green Bay Packers, a Seahawks pass was called a touchdown when it appeared Green Bay had actually intercepted the ball. But does a "blown call" really matter?
