Dick's Sporting Goods realizes: Taking sides in politics is going to hurt business
No kidding
By Herman Cain —— Bio and Archives--March 18, 2018
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I can't think of a single time when it's benefited a company to abandon sound business principles in favor of political posturing. Is certainly didn't help Target. It hasn't helped Starbucks. And it didn't take long for Dick's Sporting Goods to realize it's decision to pander to the gun grabbers would exact a serious price:
Dick's Sporting Goods reported disappointing holiday sales numbers in part due to weak demand for one-time hot brands like Under Armour.
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