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  2. Title Nine (clothing) - Wikipedia

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    Title Nine is an American manufacturer of athletic clothing and women’s workout clothes, known for its sports bras and fitting services. [1] It is the largest independently-owned and operated retailer of women's fitness clothing. [2] In 2020 they had twenty retail stores primarily on the West Coast and the Midwest. [3]

  3. M and M Direct - Wikipedia

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    The company was started as M and M Sports in 1987 by Mark Ellis and Martin Churchward. [5] Following a buy-out by private equity group ECI Partners in 2004 the company’s identity changed to MandM Direct in order to reflect their move into selling fashion and lifestyle brands. [6]

  4. Off-price - Wikipedia

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    The retailer offers clothing, footwear, accessories, jewelry, personal hygiene products, toys, deco products with an off-price discount of 65%. Its revenue was 6 billion dollars according 2017 results. [34] The off-price network Nordstrom Rack, which sells mostly clothes, footwear, jewelry and cosmetics, operates 240 stores as of 2018.

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  6. New Title IX guidance from President Biden's administration ...

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    The outgoing administration's Department of Education dropped an 11th-hour salvo saying any payments must be “proportionately” distributed to men and women athletes to satisfy Title IX.

  7. Why this could be the most consequential election in college ...

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    The interpretation and enforcement of Title IX in the new era of athlete revenue sharing is perhaps one of the more overshadowed and important matters within the college sports industry.