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  1. Analyst firms upgraded GlobalFoundries following market trends, while HSBC upgraded Eli Lilly based on Phase 3 data and Amer Sports citing soft goods momentum.

The Salomon brand's performance was cited as a key driver of Amer Sports' recent outperformance.

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The Salomon brand's performance was cited as a key driver of Amer Sports' recent outperformance.

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  1. Salomon brand performance is cited as a driver of Amer Sports' outperformance.1 source
  2. Salomon's performance is cited as a key driver of Amer Sports' outperformance.1 source
  3. Amer Sports acquires Salomon and appoints Andrew Page as CFO.1 source

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Analyst firms upgraded GlobalFoundries following market trends, while HSBC upgraded Eli Lilly based on Phase 3 data and Amer Sports citing soft goods momentum. All 1 developments

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  • BenzingaAmer Sports Raises Annual Outlook, Analysts Probe China Strength Amer Sports, Inc. (NYSE:AS) shares are trading lower on Tuesday. The company reported second-quarter adjusted earnings per share of 6
  • GuruFocus.comAmer Sports Inc (AS) Q2 2025 Earnings Call Highlights: Strong Sales Growth and Margin Expansion This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Sales Growth: 23% increase in Q2, or 22% excluding currency i
  • Footwear NewsDespite Tariffs, No Hint of a Slowdown at Arc’teryx Parent Amer Sports in Q2 Nothing seems to be in the way of growth at Amer Sports, not even the new tariff rates. Given strong first-half results, t