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As the global becomes local under the wide spread of Covid-19, brands across the world beat their drum to a single note: stay in, stay safe
Debate has raged among athletes and commentators about whether the shoes should be allowed and if a ban could be implemented effectively
Nike executives said they expect revenue for the third quarter, ending in February, to grow by a high single-digit percentage, and reiterated the same expectation for the full year
Runners who wear Nike's fastest shoes may have a 4 to 5% advantage over others during races
The campaign challenges the portrayal of women as emotional beings incapable of taking tough decisions
The idling capacity in a country that's long been the workshop to the world underscores the blow of the trade war to Chinese manufacturers
The highest previous price fetched at auction for sneakers is thought to be $190,373 for a pair of signed Converse shoes said to have been worn by Michael Jordan in the 1984 Olympic basketball final
The company instead will invest in new facilities in Southeast Asian nations such as Indonesia or Cambodia
The campaign centered around the idea: "You may not get it, but our 25 million readers do"
Nike realized last year that performance obligations had a disproportionate effect on female athletes
Zion Williamson, a 6-foot-7-inch freshman forward for the Duke Blue Devils who is anticipated to be the top 2019 NBA Draft pick, suffered a mild sprain to his right knee because of the incident
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US President Donald Trump has cited the theft of American intellectual property, including the counterfeiting of major brands, as justification for imposing tariffs on Chinese imports
Shares of Nike, which is scheduled to report third-quarter results next Thursday, were up marginally in trading after the bell
In the 50 years since that fateful (if impolitic) branding decision, Nike became both commercial behemoth and cultural phenomenon, catering to the feet of athletes and couch potatoes alike
The unwelcome publicity comes at a time when Nike needs China more than ever for growth
Shoes cushioned the feet of all three medalists in men's marathon at the Rio Olympics last summer
Nike is globe's top sportswear brand, worth $28 bn and clocking $30 bn in annual revenues