Heard on the Street: Adidas CEO Bjørn Gulden can’t quite hit the ground running yet, but his first move—setting a low bar—is turning out to be a pretty solid strategy for the company’s stock
last year. Mr. Gulden called 2023 a year of transition before the company can hit its stride again. One key goal is to reduce inventories—especially the piles of Yeezy products that Adidas has left over from its terminated partnership with Mr.
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