Reebok International Ltd.

Location

Massachusetts

Founded

1895-02-28

Website

https://www.reebok.com

Risk Signals

1608 news mentions monitored

Industry Context

This company is tracked across risk categories, including those related to its sector (e.g., Men's and Boys' Clothing, Not Elsewhere Classified, Women's, Misses', and Juniors' Outerwear, Not Elsewhere Classified, Men's Footwear, Except Athletic, Women's Footwear, Except Athletic, Footwear, Except Rubber, Not Elsewhere Classified, Shoe Stores), including supply chain integrity, ESG practices, labor disputes, and regulatory compliance.

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Legal Proceedings (89) Inter-Organizational Collaborations (19) Business Growth Initiatives (13) New Product Release (12) Legal Verdicts (11) Litigation Settlements (8) Acquisition Announcements (6) Corporate Deals (5) Business Launches (5) Corporate Misconduct (5) Consumer Feedback and Complaints (4) Business Litigation (3) Business Resilience Planning (3) Fraud Investigations (3) Labor Strikes (3) Legal and Regulatory Management (3) Market Trends (3) Price Reductions (3) Regulatory Penalties (3) Intellectual Property Rights (2) Quality Assurance & Safety (2) Tech Innovation & Advancements (2) Corporate Awards and Recognitions (2) Investment Strategies (2) Corporate Ethics and Governance (2) Sustainable Finance (2) Antitrust and Regulatory Actions (2) Corporate Announcements (2) Sanctions (2) Tax Policy and Ethics (1)

Recent Articles about Reebok International Ltd.

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2024-12-30 (benzinga.com)

NBA Legend Shaq Abandoned A $40 Million Reebok Shoe Deal After A Lady Confronted Him Over High Price Tag: 'Ma'am, I Don't Make The Prices' -

Shaquille O'Neal isn't just known for his dominance on the basketball court or his $500 million net worth as a savvy business owner. He also stands by his principles, even when it means leaving millions on the table. In 1998, Shaq made what he calls his "best business decision" – a move that set him apart as more than just an athlete chasing profits.