Footlocker reports 59% rise in profits for Q2
Sports footwear retailer Footlocker has announced a 59% increase in profits for the second quarter of 2012 – its eighth consecutive quarterly rise.
It said the increase was driven by strong sales of new ranges, including those by Nike and Under Armour.
The New York-based retailer, which also run chains including Champs Sports and Footaction, sells running and casual footwear, as well as sports apparel and accessories.
Profits rose to $59 million from $37 million a year earlier, according to Bloomberg.