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  • Thursday, 30 October, 2025
    Puma to cut 900 jobs as new chief tries to close gap with Nike and Adidas

    CEO describes decision as ‘painful’ and admits sportswear group is ‘trailing behind its competition’

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  • Thursday, 2 October, 2025
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    Sportswear’s perpetual also-ran Puma deserves a second shot

    There is reason to think the German group could be performing better

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  • Friday, 25 July, 2025
    Puma boss says sportswear maker must ‘course-correct’ as shares sink

    German group has missed out on retro sneaker trend that benefited Adidas

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  • Tuesday, 8 April, 2025
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    An ‘ugly chic’ alternative to the ballet flat

    After swearing off the ‘childish’ classic, a writer finds herself drawn to the off-kilter ballet-sneaker hybrid

    A model’s legs on a wooden staircase — on her feet are a pair of silver flats with crisscrossing straps
  • Sunday, 6 April, 2025
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    Nike, Adidas and Puma shifted production to Vietnam for its cheap labour but will now be hit by 46% levy

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  • Thursday, 3 April, 2025
    Personal & Household Goods
    Puma replaces CEO with ex-Adidas sales head

    German sportswear group blames ‘differing views on strategy’ for Arne Freundt’s exit

    Arthur Hoeld, new Puma CEO
  • Wednesday, 12 March, 2025
    Puma shares tumble 23% as group blames trade disputes for sales slowdown

    German sportswear group promises ‘decisive actions’ as share price falls by half this year

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  • Monday, 27 January, 2025
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    Streetwear brands get kicked to the kerb

    Staying relevant is easier for big brands, which can also adopt trends quickly

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    Shoppers carry bags with promotional merchandise as they visit fashion retailer Shein’s Christmas bus tour, in Manchester, Britain
  • Thursday, 23 January, 2025
    Puma shares plunge after sportswear group misses profit target

    German brand launches cost cuts as results highlight diverging fortunes with rival Adidas

    The Puma logo displayed on shoe boxes inside a clothing store in Berlin, Germany
  • Sunday, 5 January, 2025
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    F1’s growing young audience attracts array of consumer brand sponsors

    Kit Kat, Louis Vuitton, and McDonald’s are among the companies attracted to rising awareness around the sport

    Logos of Hot Wheels, KitKat, McDonald’s, Louis Vuitton, Moet Chandon with Lando Norris of Great Britain, driver of  McLaren Formula 1 Team in action
  • Friday, 15 December, 2023
    Puma boss caught in geopolitical crossfire

    German sportswear brand has created a global stir by ending its sponsorship of Israel’s national football team

    Arne Freundt
  • Tuesday, 12 December, 2023
    Puma to end sponsorship of Israel’s national football team

    German sports brand says decision was taken for business reasons and not related to consumer backlash

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  • Friday, 4 November, 2022
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    Adidas in talks to poach Puma chief Bjørn Gulden

    Gulden announced surprise departure from Puma on Friday

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  • Tuesday, 6 October, 2020
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    Kering/Puma: clawback

    Sports brand was a difficult a beast for Gucci owner to tame

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  • Wednesday, 19 February, 2020
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    Puma/Adidas: high tops

    Both sports brands should benefit when the Chinese economy recovers, but caution applies

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  • Wednesday, 19 February, 2020
    Personal & Household Goods
    Adidas and Puma warn of coronavirus sales drag

    German sportswear makers generate about a third of revenues in Asia

    (FILES) In this file photo taken on January 30, 2020 a vendor, wearing a facemask, waits for customers in a empty Adidas shop in Beijing. - German sportswear giant Adidas said on February 5, 2020 it was closing a "significant" number of its stores in China over the deadly new coronavirus, and warned it expects further impacts on its operations in the country. (Photo by NICOLAS ASFOURI / AFP) (Photo by NICOLAS ASFOURI/AFP via Getty Images)
  • Tuesday, 18 February, 2020
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    Manchester City lines up legal defence over Champions League ban

    Battle in sport tribunal will be closely followed by the football club’s key commercial partners

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  • Sunday, 17 November, 2019
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    Bjorn Gulden: refocusing a company around its core values

    The Puma boss has restructured the group and drawn inspiration from its proud heritage

    Björn Gulden, Puma CEO
  • Thursday, 28 February, 2019
    Manchester City Football Club PLC
    Manchester City signs shirt deal with Puma worth up to £600m

    German sportswear brand agrees to 10-year contract with City Football Group

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  • Thursday, 14 February, 2019
    Personal & Household Goods
    Puma predicts pace of sales and profit increase will slow this year

    German sportswear group says it will struggle to keep its growth rate as high as 2018

  • Thursday, 25 October, 2018
    Puma lifts outlook for third time this year

    Costs at the German sportswear maker have risen slower than expected, boosting profits

  • Tuesday, 24 April, 2018
    LexPersonal & Household Goods
    Puma/Kering: winning by spinning

    Spin-off will improve Gucci owner’s profitability and also benefit the sportswear group long term

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  • Tuesday, 24 April, 2018
    US trade
    Puma prepares to shift production from China over tariff fears
  • Tuesday, 24 April, 2018
    European companies
    Puma raises growth targets as turnround gathers pace
  • Monday, 12 February, 2018
    Personal & Household Goods
    Puma expects slower growth after €4bn sales sprint

    Group points to strong euro and tough US market but holds out hope of positive surprise

    epa06517178 A Puma logo is seen next to a logo of the Italian Serie A football club AC MILAN during the annual earnings press conference in Herzogenaurach, Germany, 12 February 2018. The sporting goods manufacturer increased its sales in 2017 by 15.9 percent to 4.136 million euros. The operating result (EBIT) is up to 245 million euros according to the management.  EPA/LUKAS BARTH
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