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If you're just joining us, we're talking about our Reebok profile this week.
What went wrong at Reebok? And how much did the Adidas acquisition impact its future? We explore these questions, and more, in Chapter 3 of our Reebok profile.
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Former CEO Paul Fireman thought the Adidas acquisition would mean two strong sports brands under one banner. The reality was that Reebok lost much of its former identity.
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