Adidas strikes deal to sell Reebok to Authentic Brands Group
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Reebok Sold by adidas to Authentic Brands Group for €2 Billion
Adidas sells Reebok to Authentic Brands in $2.5 billion deal - The Boston Globe
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Authentic Brands Officially Acquires Reebok From adidas | Hypebeast
Adidas Agrees to Sell Reebok to Authentic Brands - WSJ
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Adidas considers selling off its Reebok brand - BBC News
Adidas completes divestiture of Reebok, launches new share buyback scheme - Just Style
Adidas's sale of Reebok makes strategic sense all round
Adidas Will Sell Reebok Brand After Years of Sluggish Sales
Adidas is selling Reebok for less than it originally paid | CNN Business
Adidas confirms plans to sell Reebok - Retail Gazette
Adidas and Reebok: Is Acquiring Easier than Integrating? | SpringerLink
Adidas is selling Reebok for less than it originally paid | CNN Business
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Investor Group Seeks to Buy Adidas's Reebok Unit - WSJ
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EU Approves Adidas-Reebok Merger – DW – 01/25/2006
Adidas Sells Reebok to Authentic Brands Group for $2.5 Billion | Sole Collector
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Investor Group Seeks to Buy Adidas's Reebok Unit - WSJ