Dick's Sporting Goods

Timothy Myers, a founder of the Dick’s Sporting Goods Open in 2007, passed away Thursday, July 15 at the age of 65.

A return to team sports means a return to profitability for a national sporting goods chain got its start as a fishing supply store in Binghamton decades ago.

Binghamton-native Edward Stack has announced he'll soon be leaving his position as chief executive officer of Dick's Sporting Goods.

With the DSG Open not taking place this year, the charities that benefit from the event won't be receiving their annual funds. So this will help a little.

Tens of thousands of Dick's Sporting Goods employees at the company's more than 800 stores across the United States are about to be furloughed.

Hundreds of Dick's Sporting Goods stores will remove guns from their inventory in the next few months.

Several local businesses are among companies, community colleges and community-based organizations getting New York State funding for workforce development.

Dick's Sporting Goods CEO Ed Stack isn't having second thoughts on his move to stop selling all assault-style weapons in the company's stores.

The chairman of DICK’s Sporting Goods, which began in the Binghamton area, will be speaking at the Binghamton University Forum luncheon October 2

Dick's Sporting Goods CEO Edward Stack told CBS News why he decided to remove assault riffles like the AR-15 from the shelves of his stores.