Everlast To Be Sold For $146 Million Dollars

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It's been reported on the business wires that Everlast Worldwide Inc., the most popular boxing goods maker in the world, is going to be bought by the Hidary Group, a New York based investment firm, for $146 million.

The Hidary Group will pay $26.50 per share in cash, which is a 14.5 percent premium over Thursday's closing price on the stock. The all-cash transaction must still be approved by Everlast's stockholders.

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