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Reports on the financial performance of Australia-owned Billabong after co-founder Bob Hurley left the company in June 1998. Hiring of Paul Naude as president of Billabong's United States operations; Executive changes in Billabong's US operations.

The article discusses the activities of basketball coach Bob Hurley after the closure of the St. Anthony High School in Jersey City and focuses on his interest in the basketball coaching sessions.

The article reports on closing of the St. Anthony High School in Jersey City, New Jersey at the end of the 2016-17 school year, comments from school's basketball coach Bob Hurley and his assistant Eric Harrield, regarding same and concerns over it.

This article profiles Bob Hurley, basketball coach at St Anthony High School in New Jersey. Hurley has amassed an impressive 897-100 career record in 35 seasons, and has turned St. Anthony into one of the best high school basketball programs in the U.S. Hurley has developed 200 players who went on to play college basketball, and five who have played in the National Basketball Association.

The article highlights the Action Sports Retailer Trade Expo which was held in January 2007 in San Diego, California. The kick off of the annual party for surfwear and other apparel makers was highlighted with loud music and girls in tiny bikinis. During the event, Tom Kennedy, president of Pacific Sunwear of California Inc.'s PacSun surfwear stores mingled with Bob Hurley of Huley International. The popular Reef Girls, wearing thong bikinis attracted group of young guys.

The article announces the retirement of apparel company Hurley International LLC founder and chief executive officer Bob Hurley in 2015.

Presents an interview with Bob Hurley, owner of surfwear manufacturing company Billy International Ltd. Reason for parting with longtime licenser Billabong; Business plan; Ways to build the company's new image.

There was a time in Bob Hurley's high school coaching career when he could have never dreamed that he would reach 1,000 victories. He almost walked away from the high school level in 1983 to take a college assistant coaching job but changed his mind. Hurley also almost retired in 2005, but eventually had a change of heart. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Bob Hurley, the St. Anthony High School coach and recent Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame inductee, has been a model of stability in his 38 years at the small Jersey City school. By his standards of stillness, the coaching changes among colleges in the New York City area have been dizzying. ''Holy moly!'' he said. ''I've never seen anything like this.'' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

INDIANAPOLIS - Bob Hurley, the boys basketball coach at St. Anthony High School, was on his way to noon mass, which he attends daily near his Jersey City condominium, with his wife and grandson when a representative from the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame called on Wednesday. It was then that he learned he would be inducted as a member in August. ''I was more poorly behaved than the baby,'' said Hurley, who has won 984 games in 38 seasons. ''I'm not sure that giddy even covers it.'' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

INDIANAPOLIS - Tom Konchalski, the editor and publisher of High School Basketball Illustrated, called St. Anthony High Coach Bob Hurley in his apartment Thursday to wish him a Happy Easter. Before speaking with Hurley, whom he has known for more than four decades, Konchalski reached his wife, Chris, who informed him that Bob would be inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame on Aug. 13. ''What took them so long?'' Konchalski said. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article presents information on the performance of college basketball point guards in the recent days. Different players like Kevin Krugger, Ty Lawson and Mike Conley have led their teams by looking to set up teammates for scoring opportunities, rather than by scoring themselves. Coaches and NBA scouts say that a generation of players does not value passing as an art. Some point guards like Bob Hurley, Kenny Anderson and Mateen Cleaves who have dominated the NCAA tournament have become rare.

This article compares Saint Anthony high school basketball coach Bob Hurley and Saint Benedict high school basketball coach and son Danny Hurley, who will be competing starting February 2007.

Lists top executives of apparel companies cited as some of the most influential executives in Orange County, California, for 2005. Raj Bhathal of Raj Manufacturing Inc.; Bob Hurley, CEO, Nike's Inc.'s Hurley International LLC; Paul Naude, president of Billabong USA; Todd Scarborough, president, Apparel Group, Ennis Inc.

Reports on financial troubles at Saint Anthony High School in Jersey City, New Jersey. Efforts of basketball coach Bob Hurley to raise funds for the school; Community importance of the school; Financial operations of the school.

Reports on the growth of Costa Mesa, California-based surfwear company Hurley International. Bob Hurley as president; Products offered by the company; Hurley's launch of an agressive campaign in 1998.

Discusses the reunion of the National Basketball Association (NBA) basketball players, Terry Dehere and Bob Hurley. Identification of the Sacremento Kings basketball team; Recollection of Dehere; Discussion of their college careers; Reference to the NBA team, the Los Angeles Clippers.

Provides brief news on sports people as reported on October 16, 1994. Contract of basketball player Anfernee Hardaway; Return of Bobby Hurley in the game between the Kings and Los Angeles Lakers; Speculation on the return of Tim Grgurich to UNLV as coach; Refusal by California Superior Court in San Diego for delay of October 18, 1994, yacht-racing hearing on the America's Cup.