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Financial Times
Jun 9
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Footwear makers say technology has accelerated prototype development and reduced staffing needs, becoming an complement to labour-intensive factories
Benzinga
Jun 6
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Forbes' latest update to the highest paid athletes in the world lists Tiger Woods back in the number one slot. Previously, he had slipped as his earnings from winnings declined and sponsors dropped him in the wake of his sex scandal.
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Forbes
Jun 6
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What’s the most engaged brand on Twitter? If you’re like me, you might guess @Starbucks, or @NYTimes, or @Nike, or @NFL. After all, they’re all well known brands with at least one million followers, and they all have huge advertising...
Forbes
Jun 4
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MOVABLE's MOVband comes in various colors--the perfect accessory for any spandex ensemble. Wrist-worn activity monitors abound these days, from Nike’s FuelBand to Jawbone’s UP system and Fitbit’s activity products. Newcomer to the space,...
BBC News
Jun 3
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Police in Cambodia clash with thousands of workers outside a factory making clothes for the US sportswear company, Nike.
Market Intelligence Center
Jun 3
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NIKE Inc. (NYSE: NKE) closed Friday's trading session at $61.66. In the past year, the stock has hit a 52-week low of $50.59 and 52-week high of $109.91. Nike (NKE) stock has been showing support around $60.67 and resistance in the $63.63 range....
Wall Street Journal
Jun 3
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Under Armour, a niche athletic apparel maker known in the U.S. for moisture-wicking shirts, is setting its sights abroad, but can it compete on a global scale with giants like Nike and Adidas?
Forbes
May 30
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There?s an interesting paradox in major league sports. Athletes can get bad press for bad behavior. Or get pulled over for DUI?s. They can carry unlicensed weapons, organize dogfights, and even, sometimes, get away with murder. But if they are...
New York Times
May 29
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In the wake of Lance Armstrong’s admission that he used performance-enhancing drugs, Nike announced that it will stop manufacturing Livestrong-brand shoes and apparel at the end of this year.
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