Executive Abstract Performance running is clearly the principal growth driver within the sportswear sector globally and in Europe, directly underpinning product innovation, retail outperformance, wholesale demand realignment and brand strategy bifurcation. Footwear technology advances such as carbon plates and rocker geometries are fueling premium pricing and wholesale reorder momentum, while omnichannel retail strategies and strong event-driven community participation sustain durable demand and investor appeal [“running and training categories are developing particularly dynamically”, Tom Foley (Intersport CEO)]. Strategic Imperatives Double investment in R&D focusing on advanced footwear technologies like carbon plates and midsole chemistries to capture premiumisation and wholesale reorder uplift…
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Executive Abstract Performance running is the primary growth vector across sportswear channels, driven by product premiumisation and rising participation, and this is already visible in retail merchandising, wholesale allocation and equity performance. Brands that have commercialised carbon‑plate foams and other high‑value technologies are achieving premium price positions and stronger reorder…
Executive Abstract Performance running is the dominant growth engine in sport footwear today, driven by product premiumisation and stronger retail execution, and supported by a rapid rollout of retailer-grade AI that turns participation monitoring into predictable wholesale demand. Evidence includes outsized equity moves at performance-led brands, for example On up…
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Netley Primary School in Camden adopts empathetic, community-driven strategies to combat high pupil absence rates, highlighting new methods in tackling persistent attendance challenges across the borough. In Camden, North London, Netley Primary School has been recognised for its innovative approach to tackling persistent pupil absence, a challenge that remains pronounced…
Health Secretary Wes Streeting calls on resident doctors to halt a five-day strike over pay and training concerns, warning of severe financial and patient safety repercussions for the NHS. Health Secretary Wes Streeting has issued a strong plea to resident doctors, urging them to call off a planned five-day strike…
Apple has partnered with Japanese fashion house ISSEY MIYAKE to release a stylish, adaptable iPhone accessory that merges craftsmanship with minimalist design, set to launch globally on 14 November. Apple has teamed up with the renowned Japanese fashion house ISSEY MIYAKE to introduce a new accessory called the “iPhone Pocket,”…
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