The management of Deckers Brands, parent company of Ugg, Teva, Sanuk and Hoka One One, won a 10-month fight against one of its investors at the company's annual meeting on Dec. 14, where all its directors were re-elected. The activist investor, Mercator Capital Management, had proposed that some or all of them should be replaced, calling for the sale of all the company's brands except for Ugg. Marcato had been building up a financial stake of 8.5 percent in the company.
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