Daily LInks
1. Manolo Blahnik Enters China Market After 22-Year Legal Battle. Luxury shoemaker Manolo Blahnik has finally opened its first store in Shanghai after overcoming a lengthy trademark dispute, marking its official entry into the Chinese market. – Read More on MSN
2. Penn State Case Testing Sports Merch Industry Heads Before Jury. A case involving Penn State University and licensing practices will go before a jury, potentially influencing future decisions in the sports merchandise industry. – Read More on Bloomberg Law
3. Limited Too Releases Adult Capsule Collection. The nostalgic brand Limited Too is making a comeback with a new capsule collection designed for adult consumers, leveraging Y2K fashion trends to appeal to older audiences. – Read More on CNN
4. Trump’s Tariff Proposal Challenges Import-Heavy Retailers. Retailers that depend heavily on imports are bracing for potential impacts as Trump’s tariff promises resurface, presenting new economic challenges. – Read More on Yahoo Finance
5. Adidas Partners with The Hidden Opponent for Mental Health Initiative. Adidas teams up with The Hidden Opponent to support athlete mental health, emphasizing the critical importance of well-being in sports. – Read More on Forbes
6. Nike and Adidas Lose Market Share in China. Nike and Adidas face decreasing market share in China, challenged by emerging local competitors and evolving consumer preferences. – Read More on Front Office Sports
7. U.S. Polo Assn. Loses Second Trademark Battle at EUIPO. U.S. Polo Assn. has lost a second trademark case at the EUIPO, impacting its ability to secure branding rights in Europe. – Read More on Law360
