Business
Inventor Claims Reebok Copied ‘Pump’: Reebok International Ltd. fought court battles to protect the technology that inflates its “Pump” sneakers.
Feb. 9, 1993
Athletic footwear maker Reebok International Ltd. has modified its purchase agreement with Elesse International.
Dec. 1, 1987
Reebok to Take $135-Million Charge to Reorganize: Reebok International Ltd., the nation’s second-biggest maker of athletic shoes, said it plans to take an after-tax charge of about $135 million in the fourth quarter to restructure its operations.
Dec. 17, 1992
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May 2, 1997
Reebok International Ltd.: The footwear and apparel designer and marketer reported third-quarter earnings of $41 million, down 18% from a year ago.
Oct. 23, 1990
Sports
Reebok Catches the ‘Rocket’: He’s no Bo Jackson, but Raghib (Rocket) Ismail, regarded as one of the fastest wide receivers in football, has signed an undisclosed, multi-year contract with Reebok International Ltd. to endorse and promote the company’s new Preseason Collection of athletic shoes and apparel.
Feb. 21, 1992
Reebok International Ltd. of Canton, Mass., posted a big increase in profit for the year ended Dec. 31, 1986, compared to the same period a year earlier.
Jan. 29, 1987
Technology and the Internet
3Com Corp. named Carl Yankowski, who just resigned from Reebok, chief executive of its Palm Computing Inc. unit as the company prepares to sell shares of its fast-growing electronic-organizer maker to the public.
Dec. 3, 1999
L.A.
Nov. 13, 1992
Reebok International Ltd.: The Stoughton, Mass., athletic shoe and apparel maker said second-quarter net income rose 6% to $43.4 million, while revenue jumped 22% to $527.2 million.
July 19, 1990