Mitch Modell, the former CEO of the famed New York sporting goods chain that went belly-up four years ago, wants to buy bankrupt retailers Party City and Big Lots.

Dick Stack (left) and Ed Stack (right) outside the opening of a new Dick's store ... mimic the advertising of Modell’s, but it was Herman’s World of Sporting Goods.

Former Modell's Sporting Goods CEO Mitch Modell joins 'FOX Business ... the first 6 years of retirement to pay for cruises, a new car, new hobbies — now I’m worried. Can I get back on track ...

Major League Baseball spring training begins next month and Dick's Sporting Goods has an epic deal right now for New York Yankees fans. Through Jan. 13, online shoppers can take advantage of a ...

New York (CNN ... billion category of goods deemed “miscellaneous manufactured commodities” the US imported from China last year. Toys, jewelry, silverware, and sporting equipment are ...

Crew, and Modell’s Sporting Goods, but calling for the demise ... JCPenney has exited bankruptcy, but they’ve been trading on the New York Stock Exchange since 1927. Amazon dominates this ...

Dick’s Sporting Goods plans to open a House of Sport location in Arlington. This $15 million facility will take the place of ...

Sneaker resale company Stadium Goods will close its store in New York City on Jan. 19, the company confirmed with Complex. Stadium Goods plans to consolidate its retail presence and move the ...

The New York Yankees may or may not be done making offseason signings, and that means they'll be closely monitored every day until Opening Day. In the wake of Juan Soto's signing with the New ...

The New York Knicks are looking to bring home a championship ... Sameer Kumar is a sports journalist who contributes to The Sporting News. He writes about the NBA, specializing in providing ...

Dick's Sporting Goods and its sister store, Public Lands, are liquidating their Polaris Fashion Place locations to make way for new sports store concept.

The New York Red Bulls will begin their 2025 preseason at IMG Academy for 10 days and then train in California for two weeks to compete in the 2025 Coachella Valley Invitational, hosted by LA Galaxy.