Nike Divests Hurley To Sharpen Focus On Consumer Direct Offense Initiative - Retail TouchPoints
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Nike will sell the Hurley brand to brand management company Bluestar Alliance for an undisclosed sum. Bluestar plans to build on Hurley’s existing global presence and evolve the brand into a complete lifestyle portfolio, with action sports playing a key role. Nike acquired Hurley in 2002 and has since grown the brand to 29 stores, including […]
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