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Lululemon's stock declined following a 2026 outlook that fell short of Wall Street expectations, despite the company reporting better-than-anticipated fourth-quarter results. The apparel retailer also announced the appointment of former Levi's CEO Chip Bergh to its board.

Adidas AG shares dropped sharply after the company projected 2026 operating profit of approximately €2.3 billion, missing analyst expectations. The sportswear giant pointed to U.S. import tariffs and a weaker dollar as primary challenges.

Lululemon shares fell in premarket trading following a new proxy filing from founder Chip Wilson, who is seeking board changes. The stock has declined significantly this year.

Nike stock closed slightly lower after an 8% intraday swing following a Supreme Court tariff ruling. Investors now focus on a new 10% global tariff effective Tuesday and the company's upcoming March 19 earnings report.

Nike shares rose 3.3% to $63.13, ending a two-day decline. The company announced a quarterly dividend and Converse corporate job reductions.

Nike shares advanced 3.2% following news of a Converse corporate restructuring and a declared $0.41 quarterly dividend. The stock gave back a slight margin after hours.

Nike shares declined 1.1% in extended trading Wednesday, falling below critical 50- and 200-day moving averages. Investors are monitoring upcoming Jordan Brand and Levi's collaborations for demand signals.