Aug. 12 - Adidas inks $2.5B deal to sell Reebok to Authentic Brands
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Note from the editor
In February, Adidas put Reebok up for sale after months of rumors. Today, Adidas announced Reebok would be sold to Authentic Brands Group for just shy of $2.5 billion.
For reference, Adidas bought Reebok in 2006 for $3.8 billion. It's another reminder that Reebok was once far bigger than it is today, challenging even the likes of Nike.
To read more about the brand's journey to No. 1 — and where it's gone since — in our in-depth profile on the brand, click here.
Cara Salpini Senior Editor, Retail Dive Email | Twitter
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