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SEPTEMBER 14, 2005 -- High Sierra Sport Co. appointed Scott Vermillion as VP/product design and development, as well as Rob Coughlin as senior director of sales for the luggage division. Vermillion has worked for High Sierra for the past 15 years. Coughlin joined High Sierra from Travelpro USA, where he worked for 10 years as the director of operations and as a senior account executive.

Everlast Worldwide announced a second expansion of its original licensing relationship with Sports and Leisure Technology Corporation, a division of E&B Giftware, to include the production and marketing of a line of Everlast "Hand-X" products in South Africa. The company has served as Everlast's licensee for similar equipment in the US and Canada for the past four years, and in the UK and the Republic of Ireland since early '05.

Outdoor Interactive, Inc., a retailer of product lines for archery, camping, fishing, hunting, marine and other outdoor activities, hired AOL-veteran Cathy Anderson as VP/marketing. James Haltiwanger, Jr., CEO of Outdoor Interactive, said that the company is pleased to have recruited such a highly experienced person. "Cathy brings years of experience to our organization. Her experience in high-growth companies and eCommerce will have a very positive impact on our continued growth."

Banc of America Securities reiterated a buy rating on Nike. The target price is set to $110. The analysts mentioned that the company is scheduled to report its F1Q06 results on September 19. Nike is likely to continue to witness EBIT margin expansion and share gains in the global market in the near future, the analysts said. Banc of America expects the company's futures orders to increase by 4%-5% in F1Q06.


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