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A 14-YEAR-OLD boy, missing from his Huddersfield home for more than three weeks, is thought to be in Warrington. Matthew Grayson left his home on Radcliffe Road in Golcar at 4.30pm on Wednesday, July 23, to get his hair cut in Linthwaite - but never returned. Police have...
Tags: adidas AG, Desktops, HARDWARE
Research articles 2008-08-16
U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials
U.S. Olympic Track Trials Results By The Associated Press Thursday At Hayward Field Eugene, Ore. (All race distances in meters x-qualified for Olympics) Men 400 1,...
Tags: adidas AG, ASICs, HARDWARE, INTERNET, NETWORKING, Nike Inc., Reebok International Ltd., Semiconductors
Research articles 2008-07-04
MARSHALL ARTS
Calendar Professional BASEBALL St. Louis at Kansas City, 1:10 p.m. Amateur BASEBALL FCA at Topeka Golden Giants, 7 p.m., Falley Field TENNIS Jayhawk Open at Kossover Tennis Center Golf U.S....
Tags: adidas AG, ASICs, Chevrolet, Chevy, Chris, Ford Motor Co., Games, HARDWARE, INTERNET, Nike Inc., Paul, Russia, Ryan, Sam, Semiconductors, Tom, Tony, Toyota Motor Corp., U.S., Williams
Research articles 2008-06-29
All of the Compression Clothing Businesses Have Invested Large Sums of Money in Promoting and Advertising Their Brands of Compression Garments
DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c87949) has announced the addition of Compression Garments for Enhanced Performance to their offering. Compression garments are "skin tight" items of clothing which provide mild compression on the body's muscles in order to increase the flow of blood to and from specific muscle...
Tags: adidas AG, advertisement, ASICs, brand, Branding, HARDWARE, MARKETING, muscle, Nike Inc., Semiconductors
Research articles 2008-04-07
Hawk-Eye hopes to solve footballs goal-line debate
LONDON AFP — Hawk-Eye, the technology used to judge tight line calls in tennis, will this weekend be proposed as the solution to football's desire for a reliable system of judging when the ball has crossed the goal-line. Football's rules-making body, the International Football Association Board IFAB, will also...
Tags: adidas AG, Agence France-Presse, FIFA, football, HARDWARE, MARKETING, Semiconductors
Research articles 2007-03-02
INSIDER.(310 Motoring launches new shoe line- Disciple)(Chinese Laundry launches jeans)
Byline: Brian Russak, Neil Weilheimer, Michelle Baran, Eric Newman We came, we saw, we trekked all over. You think WSA was hectic with the Super Bowl overlap? This week's MAGIC show in Vegas (Feb. 13-16) overlaps with Valentine's Day, Chinese New Year and the...
Tags: adidas AG, booth, brand, Branding, HARDWARE, MARKETING, SALES, Storage
Research articles 2007-02-12
HUF STUFF; EX-PRO KEITH HUFNAGEL IS SKATING AHEAD WITH A SNEAKER STORE FOR STYLE FANS.
Byline: Stan Sinberg Name: Huf Location: 516 Hayes St.; 816 Sutter St. clothing only and 808 Sutter St. footwear only, all in San Francisco Established: August 2002 Owner: Keith Hufnagel ...
Tags: adidas AG, ASICs, Branding, HARDWARE, MARKETING, Nike Inc., Semiconductors
Research articles 2006-07-24
The Spin | The classics rule at Fluid's 'Ladies Love Hip-Hop'
Some people hear the words ladies and hip-hop and immediately envision sexy, underdressed video vixens or similarly underdressed female rappers boasting about their designer jeans and shoes. Well, that's not what you get with the "Ladies Love Hip-Hop" crew that runs Fluid on the last Friday of each month....
Tags: adidas AG, Fluid, HARDWARE, lady, MARKETING, Philadelphia, Storage
Research articles 2006-04-21
JAPANESE SPORTS MANUFACTURERS REINFORCING SELLING TO CHINA
According to fdi.gov.cn: According to Japan's Nikkei News, Japanese sports products manufacturers are all counting on the 2008 Olympics in Beijing and are reinforcing selling to China to catch up with European and American manufacturers such as Nike and Adidas. Asics has changed its selling model from franchise stores to...
Tags: adidas AG, ASICs, China, HARDWARE, Nike Inc., Nikkei, Semiconductors
Research articles 2006-04-06
CHINA: JAPANESE SPORTS MANUFACTURERS REINFORCING SELLING TO CHINA.
According to fdi.gov.cn: According to Japan's Nikkei News, Japanese sports products manufacturers are all counting on the 2008 Olympics in Beijing and are reinforcing selling to China to catch up with European and American manufacturers such as Nike and Adidas. Asics has changed its selling model...
Tags: adidas AG, ASICs, China, HARDWARE, manufacturer, Manufacturing, Semiconductors
Research articles 2006-04-06
Sole Searching
Photo Gallery: Sole Searching Shoe Biz While society maligns most fetishes as shadowy pursuits of pleasure best kept under wraps and away from the public eye, there is but one fetish object consistently held in high esteem by the vast majority...
Tags: adidas AG, ASICs, Branding, HARDWARE, MARKETING, Semiconductors
Research articles 2006-04-04
Far-out fitness Technology takes your workout to a new level.(Health & Fitness)
Byline: Susan Stevens Daily Herald Health Writer Because it can be hard to extract yourself from the vacuum force of plush down cushions and Tivo, we've rounded up some motivation just in time for the first day of spring. Trade in your favorite remote for...
Tags: adidas AG, Components, computer, GPS, HARDWARE, monitor, workout
Research articles 2006-03-20
step out: the fetishization of sneakers
IF YOU LET THEM BUILD IT THEY WILL COME. What's up with sneakers? Traversing the distance from utilitarian, inexpensive footwear to performance-oriented and high-tech necessities, sneakers have catapulted into yet another realm of being: collectible and cultish objects of fetishism. Walk into any shoe store and you are faced with...
Tags: adidas AG, ASICs, FINANCE, HARDWARE, INTERNET, Investment, Nike Inc., SALES, Semiconductors
Research articles 2005-11-01
GADGET INSPECTORS; THANKS TO SOME SPLASHY DEBUTS, AVERAGE FITNESS FANS ARE GOING GAGA FOR HIGH-TECH FOOTWEAR. BUT DO RETAILERS REALLY UNDERSTAND THE EVER-ADVANCING SNEAKER TECHNOLOGY? FN GOES UNDERCOVER TO FIND OUT.
Byline: Matt DeMazza, Sally Bell, Nancy Brumback, Kim Q. Berkshire The tech race is only getting more competitive. New kicks such as the Adidas_1, which features a microchip lodged in the shoe's sole, and the Nike Free, which recently unleashed a...
Tags: adidas AG, ASICs, Branding, HARDWARE, MARKETING, Nike Inc., SALES, Semiconductors, technology
Research articles 2005-07-25
Road hardens for shoe makers.
Jul 10, 2005 (The Australian Financial Review - ABIX via COMTEX) The commodification of the athletic shoe market has led to a decline in profitability and intensification of marketing efforts. During the first calendar quarter of 2005 sales revenue for the sector fell by...
Tags: adidas AG, ASICs, Australia, Government, HARDWARE, Reebok International Ltd., SALES, Semiconductors
Research articles 2005-07-10
Adidas puts computer on new footing
NEW YORK -- Hoping the new Adidas 1 will be to the sneaker industry what Apple's iPod has been to digital music, Adidas will put on sale March 18 what it bills as the world's first computerized "smart shoe." But consumers will decide whether the bionic running shoe's $250...
Tags: adidas AG, Cable, Components, computer, HARDWARE, Processors, Semiconductors, TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Research articles 2005-03-03
Teenager robbed by knife gang
Byline: Hazel Ettienne , Detailed description of trio A GANG of three men robbed a student at knifepoint. The 17-year-old from Lowerhouses was robbed near the Esso garage in New Hey Road, at Oakes at about 10.25pm on January 5. Police have now released details of...
Tags: adidas AG, Desktops, HARDWARE, Nike Inc., SECURITY
Research articles 2005-01-12
Argentina: Sporting goods brands are back to the market.
Argentina, Oct 29, 2004 (El Cronista/SABI via COMTEX) Asics, Le Coq, Kappa and Umbro sporting good brands are returning to Argentina after to have pulled out of it over the last four years, following the economic crisis. Adidas, Nike, Puma and Reebok stayed in ...
Tags: adidas AG, Argentina, ASICs, brand, Branding, HARDWARE, MARKETING, Nike Inc., Reebok International Ltd., Semiconductors
Research articles 2004-10-29
Adidas touts new T-Mac 4 shoe that has leather but no lace
The good news about $125 Adidas sneakers making their debut next week: At least you'll never have to pay for new laces. The T-Mac 4, billed as the first laceless performance basketball shoe, will be the fourth "signature" shoe for Houston Rockets star Tracy McGrady. And, Adidas spokesman Travis...
Tags: adidas AG, DirecTV, HARDWARE, Semiconductors, TVs
Research articles 2004-10-22
Smart running shoes.(New and Notable Product Design)
Adidas Running Shoe. Not wanting to be left out of the digital age, Adidas's engineers conceived of a MCU-based system for running shoes. In each shoe, Microchip Technology's PIC16F88 analyzes the input from a Hall effect sensor to gauge the runner's speed and compressive force, compares...
Tags: adidas AG, HARDWARE, microchip, Semiconductors, sensor
Research articles 2004-09-27
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