Daily Journal Staff Writer
In 1966, two tennis enthusiasts who had recently immigrated to the U.S. from Switzerland made a seemingly simple decision: they would start making leather tennis shoes.
The pair's decision spun into iconic Westlake Village athletic footwear giant K-Swiss Inc., which on Thursday announced its sale to Korean clothing conglomerate E.Land World Co. Ltd. for $170 million in cash, with help from Gibs...
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