US: Columbia Sportswear sees Q1 profit rise 25%
Author: just-style.com | 23 April 2010
US sporting goods firm Columbia Sportswear increased first quarter income to US$9.2m, from $6.9m in the same period last year, as consumer spending on its brands picked up.
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