Reebok India

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  Reebok ActiveFit 1.0 Smartwatch With Heart-Rate Monitor, 15-Day Battery Launched in India

  Reebok ActiveFit 1.0 has been launched in India as the company's first smartwatch in the country. It is equipped with a heart-rate monitor, blood pressure monitor, and a blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) monitor. The smartwatch offers more than 15 sports modes. The wearable is offered in four different shades and is certified to be dust- and water-res...

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  Katrina Kaif Doesn't Believe In 'Ideal' Body Type: 'A Woman Should Feel Comfortable In Her Own Skin'

  "A woman should look the way she feels comfortable in her own skin and the way she wants to look," said Katrina Kaif

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  Reebok Can Open Its Own Stores In India

  The approval paves way for the shoes and apparel maker to sell directly to consumers.

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  Reebok Seeks Government Nod To Open Single Brand Retail Stores

  The company has submitted its proposal to the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP).

• Reebok India fraud 'deep in the past', says Adidas India managing director

  Terming last year's Rs 870-crore fraud at its arm Reebok India as a -thing in the past-, Adidas India managing director Eric Haskell has said the company is now focused on building the brand and driving growth.

• Reebok India targets 40 per cent of total sales from women customers

  Fitness brand Reebok India is targeting 40 per cent of total sales from women customers as it plans to open 100 fit-hub concept stores by April, 2014.

• Corporate Affairs Ministry likely to take final view on Reebok issue soon: report

  With the Law Ministry giving its opinion on the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) probe report on alleged financial irregularities at sportswear maker Reebok India, Corporate Affairs Ministry is likely to soon take a final view on the issue, according to sources.

• Serious Fraud Investigation Officer finalising report into alleged fraud at Reebok

  The Serious Fraud Investigation Officer is finalising its report into the alleged financial irregularities at sportswear maker Reebok India, a senior government official said Monday.

• Adidas takes 153 million euro hit due to Reebok India's irregularities

  Adidas balance sheet for 2011 is negatively impacted by euro 153 million (over Rs 1,090 crore) due to 'commercial irregularities' at its arm Reebok India Co, the company said on Thursday.

• Adidas brings ex-China head to lead India operations

  German sportswear major Adidas group today announced a top management change in India with Erick Haskell, ex chief operating officer (COO) of its China operations, coming in to head the business here as it looks to move on after last year's alleged Rs 870 crore fraud at its arm, Reebok India.

• Over 100 cases of suspected frauds to overflow to 2013

  Mandarins of Corporate Affairs Ministry, headed by a young minister, have a busy year ahead, as they would be confronted with over 100 pending cases of probe into suspected frauds overflowing from 2012, and look into overhauling the way companies operate and are regulated.

• 2012 an eventful year for retail on controversies, FDI, Wal-Mart

  It was an eventful year for the retail sector, where the government permitted foreign direct investment in multi-brand segment, as it courted controversies with several opposition parties, eventually turning into a political issue in Parliament.

• How Fila plans to gain from Reebok's woes

  Adidas, which bought US rival Reebok in 2005 for $3.8 billion, has accused top former executives of Reebok India of fraud that led to the company losing Rs 870 crore.

• Reebok India case: Corporate mismanagement led to scam

  Agencies probing the alleged Rs 870 crore corporate fraud in the operation of Reebok India have detected a systemic "mismanagement" in the business planning and running of the company reportedly done by some of its officials and employees, sources said.

• Adidas slashes Reebok 2015 sales target after India fiasco

  Adidas slashed its 2015 sales target for its struggling Reebok brand to 2 billion euros from 3 billion euros after losing a major American football contract and fraud was discovered at its Indian operation.