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May 30 (Reuters) - A Skechers USA (SKX.N), opens new tab shareholder has sued the footwear maker for more details about its $9.4 billion buyout by private equity firm 3G Capital, saying the ...
Skechers has a nice catalog of shoes for almost every occasion and their site usually loads with their most current promotion. As soon as I got on Skechers I was greeted with a way to save some ...
If you're in the market for a pair of sandals to sport during sunny weather, it might be worth considering a pair from Skechers. The brand is renowned for its ultra-comfortable trainers ...
A highly rated pair of Skechers shoes is on sale at Amazon, and the company says it's the "lowest price in 30 days." Amazon is selling Skechers Men's Respected Holmgren Slip-In Shoes for only $40.
That's pretty obvious given Skechers' sheer popularity — it's one of the top three athletic shoe brands on the planet — and its slip-on styles earn constant raves. Just step into a pair and ...
Manhattan Beach-headquartered Skechers U.S.A., Inc., now the third largest footwear company in the world, has announced that it has agreed to be acquired by 3G Capital, a global investment firm ...
Just in time for the warm weather months, Skechers Performance has begun a new chapter of running innovation with the arrival of its AERO series. The Skechers AERO series is named for the ...
Private equity firm 3G Capital reached a deal to buy Skechers and take the footwear company private. The two announced the multibillion-dollar transaction on Monday, with California-based Skechers ...
Skechers, the Manhattan Beach footwear brand that makes athletic and walking shoes, is going private in a $9.4-billion deal. New York investment firm 3G Capital will acquire the company in a ...
Skechers is fleeing the public market and hunkering down by going private during the middle of a trade war. The company announced Monday that investment firm 3G Capital will buy Skechers for $9 ...
Footwear giant Skechers has agreed to be acquired by private equity firm 3G Capital for $63 per share, ending its nearly three-decade run as a public company, the retailer announced Monday.