Billabong is about to buy the Canadian clothing, shoes, accessories and sports equipment chain for young people: West 49.
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![]( "Oxbow appoints an Artistic Director")
Oxbow appoints an Artistic DirectorIn light of its target and product repositioning, Oxbow has just appointed Lionel Rouault as Artistic Director
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![]( "Billabong takes over American sales site Swell.com")
Billabong takes over American sales site Swell.comThe Australian brand Billabong has taken over the leading American site dedicated to surfwear sales. This purchase aims to help the company control the manner in which its products are sold online.
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![]( "Billabong raises €166.9 million to reduce its debt")
Billabong raises €166.9 million to reduce its debtBillabong has announced raising A$291 million (approximately €166.9 million). A fair part of the funds will be allocated to pay back the sportswear brand’s net debt, which has risen to A$650 million.
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![]( "Quiksilver Q4 beats Street; shares rise")
Quiksilver Q4 beats Street; shares riseSports-apparel maker Quiksilver Inc posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit, helped by a 10 percent revenue increase in the Americas, sending its shares up 18 percent.
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![]( "Australia's Billabong year profit up 5.5 pct")
Australia's Billabong year profit up 5.5 pctAustralian surf wear retailer Billabong Ltd posted a 5.5 percent rise in full-year profit on Friday, as second-half sales held up despite a slowdown in Australian and U.S. consumer spending.
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![]( "Zumiez Q2 profit beats estimates; cuts '08 view")
Zumiez Q2 profit beats estimates; cuts '08 viewSnowboarding gear retailer Zumiez Inc posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit, but lowered its fiscal 2008 outlook citing a challenging macro environment, sending its shares down as much as 8 percent.