As 2017 comes to a close, we put together a list of our most viewed stories of the year.
It was a newsy year, with lots of reorganizations, leadership changes, and potential acquisitions brewing.
Photos from trade shows and industry events also remained some of our most popular posts of the year.
Here is the list of the 50 most viewed stories in 2017.
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1. Photos from Day 1 of Agenda (January)
2. Nike to Reorganize Focusing on Consumers, Key Cities and Speed
3. Norb Garrett on Closing Surfing Magazine
4. Gary Schoenfeld Exits PacSun
6. Boardriders Makes Bid for Billabong
7. Photos and News from Agenda (July)
8. Photos from Surf Expo (January)
9. Nike Restructuring Touches Hurley
11. Photos from the Waterman’s Ball
13. Photos from Day 1 of Surf Summit
16. Photos from the Vans Homecoming Party
17. Jeff Moore Resigns as Reef President
18. Surfline Acquires Magicseaweed
19. Hurricane Irma Shortens Surf Expo Schedule
20. Billabong Reacts Quickly to Costco Problem
21. Report from Surf Expo Hurricane Edition (September)
22. Vans Kills it in Q4 and 2016
24. Volcom to Return to Edgy Roots
27. Jeff Kearl’s Thought Provoking Speech
28. Von Zipper Names Michael Marckx Global GM
29. More on Boardriders Bid for Billabong
30. Miami Swim Week 2017 Trend Report and Photos
32. Candy Harris on Stance’s New Intimates Line
33. Billabong Hires Former CFO from Nordstrom
34. Billabong Struggles in First Half
35. Analyzing the SIMA Award Results
36. Greg Dacyshyn Exits Burton
37. Photos from Vans US Open of Surfing Party
38. Op & Gotcha Make Retro Return
40. Billabong CEO Says Turning Point Has Arrived
41. Hurley Opens Stores and Brand Space in Huntington Beach
42. A Nice Surprise at Macy’s, Should PacSun Change its Name
43. Is Hurley Too Narrowly Focused?
44. Mad Engine CEO on LRG Acquisition
45. More Details on Nike Restructuring
46. A Talk with Vans President Doug Palladini
47. Madson Aims to Differentiate with Made in America Stand
48. Billabong Women’s GM to Step Down
49. Tavik Event Attracts Noteworthy Retailers
50. Huf Being Sold to Japanese Company
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