Nike
Coverage of Nike in the Nexus archive.
- How a pesky Jordan copycat dribbled around Nike in China
Qiaodan, described as a pesky copycat, has advanced from being a minor irritant to becoming a sophisticated operator that is targeting Nike. This activity takes place within China, which is noted as Nike's largest overseas market.
- How Nike insiders were charged with conspiring to steal millions of dollars' worth of sneakers
Nike warehouse employees are accused of conspiring to steal millions of dollars' worth of sneakers by diverting them to a broker who supplied local stores, as part of an investigation involving LAPD detectives.
- How Nike insiders were charged with conspiring to steal millions of dollars' worth of sneakers
Nike warehouse employees were accused of conspiring to steal millions of dollars' worth of sneakers by diverting them to a broker who supplied local stores. LAPD detectives were involved in the case.
- Here is a list of back-to-school deals on laptops under $250
South Florida students returning to school in August can find laptops under $250 through various deals, with Florida’s back-to-school sales tax exemption valid until Aug 20. The article lists 10 laptop models and includes discount codes from Nike and Michaels for additional savings.
- I was laid off from Nike after 20 years. 3 actions helped me land a new executive role within months.
Tim Perks was laid off from Nike after 20 years and relocated across the country to start a new executive role at DICK'S Sporting Goods within four months. He used a career coach, activated his Nike network, and optimized his LinkedIn profile to secure the position.
- Nike launches MASSAGING shoes that use heat and vibration to caress your feet - but they come with a hefty price tag
Nike has launched MASSAGING shoes equipped with heat and vibration features to provide foot massage. The product is noted for its high price tag.
- Andy Campion’s Unrivaled Approach to Youth Sports
Investors David Blitzer and Josh Harris partnered with The Chernin Group in 2024 to launch Unrivaled Sports, a youth sports investment portfolio across baseball, softball, and flag football. CEO Andy Campion, who left Nike to lead the initiative, highlights efforts to make youth sports more accessible while offering premier experiences.
- Nike was once China's sneaker king. Here's why its sales have fallen 30%
Nike's sales in China have fallen by 30% as the company has lost relevance among young consumers and given up market share to smaller domestic brands. China was previously Nike's fastest-growing region.
- Haribo is using mystery bags and pick-and-mix walls to turn its first US stores into Instagrammable marketing machines
Haribo is opening its first US retail stores in Central Valley, New York, and Wrentham, Massachusetts, featuring interactive elements like pick-and-mix walls and 'mystery bags' to drive social media engagement. The company aims to boost its US household penetration, which has risen to 40% from 10% a decade ago, while competing with established American brands.
- Ford unveils radical plan to sell cars like limited-edition Nike sneakers… starting with a Barbie-pink Bronco costing $57K
Ford has announced a new strategy to sell cars like limited-edition Nike sneakers, beginning with a Barbie-pink Bronco priced at $57,000. The plan emphasizes exclusive, high-end product releases to attract buyers.
- Nike unveils futuristic recovery slides that heat and massage tired feet
Nike has partnered with recovery tool brand Hyperice to unveil futuristic recovery slides that heat and massage tired feet. This follows their previous collaboration on the Hyperboot.
- Top 10 Dow Dividend Stocks to Buy Now
The article highlights the top 10 Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks with the highest dividend yields, emphasizing their potential for reliable income and long-term growth. Examples include Nike (3.9%), Chevron (3.7%), and IBM (3.3%), with analysis on their financial stability and market positioning despite challenges like Nike's recent share decline.
- Inside On’s tech lab, where robots build running shoes in 3 minutes and can eliminate up to 300 hours of human work
On's LightSpray technology uses robotics to create running shoe uppers in three minutes, reducing construction from 200 parts to seven and cutting 200-300 hours of human work. The company, founded in 2010, has filed 200 patents, achieved $3 billion in annual revenue, and a $15 billion market cap while competing against Nike and Adidas.
- Watch: 8 steal over $10K in Nike gear from Oakland County Dick’s Sporting Goods
Bloomfield Township police are seeking public help to identify eight individuals accused of stealing over $10,000 in Nike apparel from a Dick’s Sporting Goods store in Oakland County. The incident occurred on July 19, and police released a video of the suspects, who included three women and five men, taking 113 items.
- Longtime Nike music executive accused of running $1M theft scheme from within company
John Griffith, Nike's head of Global Brand Marketing, and Brad Mosher are accused of stealing over $1 million from Nike through a kickback scheme involving inflated billing by Mosher's music licensing consultancy and a shell company. The alleged scheme, which ran from June 2020 to December 2022, involved 24 felony counts each, including racketeering and money laundering.
- Longtime Nike music executive accused of running $1M theft scheme from within company
John Griffith, Nike's head of Global Brand Marketing and Music Supervision, and Brad Mosher were indicted on 24 felony counts each, including racketeering and theft by deception, for allegedly orchestrating a $1 million kickback scheme involving inflated music contracts. Prosecutors allege Griffith directed Nike to pay inflated bills to Mosher's consultancy, Good Measure LLC, with half of the payments funneled back to Griffith through Quiver and Bow LLC.
- Longtime Nike music executive accused of running $1M theft scheme from within company
John Griffith, Nike's head of Global Brand Marketing, Music Supervision, Strategy and Licensing, and Brad Mosher are accused of a $1 million theft scheme involving inflated music contract prices and kickbacks. The pair allegedly used Mosher's consultancy, Good Measure LLC, and Griffith's shell company, Quiver and Bow LLC, to funnel payments from Nike. They were indicted on 24 felony counts, including racketeering and money laundering, following a two-year scheme.
- From prison fears to fireworks, Chinese pastor recounts sudden release after Trump's intervention
Ezra Jin Mingri, a Chinese Christian pastor detained in southern China since October, was suddenly released and flown to the U.S. after President Donald Trump raised his case with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Jin credited Trump's 'unique diplomacy' for his release, which occurred without a trial or confession.
- From prison fears to fireworks, Chinese pastor recounts sudden release after Trump’s intervention
Chinese pastor Ezra Jin Mingri was suddenly released from a detention center in southern China after President Donald Trump raised his case with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Jin, who leads an influential underground church, credited Trump's 'unique diplomacy' for his release without a trial or confession.
- From prison fears to fireworks, Chinese pastor recounts sudden release after Trump’s intervention
Ezra Jin Mingri, a Chinese Christian pastor detained for 266 days, was suddenly released and flown to the U.S. after President Donald Trump raised his case with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Jin credited Trump's 'unique diplomacy' for his release, which occurred without a trial or confession, though the Chinese foreign ministry denied foreign interference in domestic religious affairs.
- From prison fears to fireworks, Chinese pastor recounts sudden release after Trump's intervention
Ezra Jin Mingri, a Chinese Christian pastor, was suddenly released from detention after President Donald Trump raised his case with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Jin was moved to the U.S. within 24 hours and credited Trump's 'unique diplomacy' with his release, which occurred without a trial or confession.
- Trendy LA sneaker boutique at center of sinister multimillion-dollar Nike theft ring
A Los Angeles sneaker boutique owner and two other individuals were charged in a federal investigation involving a multimillion-dollar Nike cargo theft ring. The suspects are part of a group accused of stealing $2 million worth of Nike shoes.
- 8 suspects sought for stealing $10K-worth of Nike products from Dick’s Sporting Goods
Police in Bloomfield Township are seeking eight suspects who stole $10,800 worth of Nike apparel from a Dick’s Sporting Goods store on July 19. The suspects, comprising three women and five men, were captured in a video stealing 113 items. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact Det. Jennifer Lower.
- Roundup: Generic drug tariffs / AI eyewear / Nike’s new China play
President Trump announced a timetable for tariffs on imported generic drugs, with exemptions for two years before rising to 100% in 2028 and 200% in 2029. Samsung revealed details about AI-powered smart glasses with privacy features, while Nike plans to shift China sales to direct channels to revive its market presence.
- Nike to cut off thousands of online distributors in China, restructure digital footprint
Nike is cutting off thousands of online distributors in China and restructuring its digital footprint to stabilize pricing and branding. The move aims to streamline its online business and return to growth.
- Tennessee State University Athletics teams up with Nike
Tennessee State University Athletics has partnered with Nike in a multiyear athletic apparel deal. The agreement involves the provision of athletic apparel over several years.
- Caitlin Clark set to debut new colorway for Nike signature shoe Saturday against New York Liberty
Caitlin Clark unveiled a new colorway for her Nike Caitlin 1 signature shoe on Saturday against the New York Liberty, following a historic 45-point game. The shoe, set to release in October 2026, includes phrases like 'Shoot More Threes' on the outsole and comes after Clark's $28 million endorsement deal with Nike.
- The Best Running Shoes You Can’t Get Your Hands On
Chinese running shoes, such as Li-Ning Red Hare 9 Pro and BMAI Jingtan 3.0 Turbo, are praised for high performance and lower prices compared to Western brands like Nike and Adidas. However, availability in the U.S. remains challenging due to limited distribution channels and reliance on platforms like AliExpress or Chinese influencers.
- Nike was the poster child for diversity efforts. That made it a Trump target
Nike was highlighted for its diversity initiatives, which drew attention from Trump. An EEOC commissioner noted Nike's efforts to increase racial representation coincided with layoffs that disproportionately affected white executives.
- How Nike’s Diversity Efforts Made It a Trump Target
Nike has openly embraced diversity in its advertising campaigns and workforce, making it a target for criticism from Donald Trump. The company's commitment to diversity is highlighted through initiatives like the Nike Well Collective store in Glendale, Calif.
- Tariff refunds weigh on federal budget
Tariff refunds are causing a federal budget strain, with the US paying $26 billion more in refunds than collected in June due to a Supreme Court decision. The White House's tariff strategy to close the budget gap has resulted in over $80 billion in refunds to companies, which now face pressure to share the money with customers.
- ‘It hits you in the gut’: Detroit nonprofit says 400 pairs of shoes stolen before youth giveaway event
A Detroit nonprofit, Northwest Goldberg Cares, reported the theft of 400 brand-new shoes intended for a youth giveaway event ahead of its HoopFest 2026 community event. The stolen shoes included donations from brands like Nike, Adidas, and USA Basketball, leaving the organization with only 500-600 pairs remaining for its goal of distributing 1,000 pairs to Detroit youth.
- New York Times accuses agency of political retaliation in countersuit over discrimination case
The New York Times filed a countersuit against the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, accusing it of political retaliation and free speech infringement following a discrimination lawsuit over a 2025 deputy real estate editor position. The EEOC alleges the Times discriminated against a white male employee by selecting a multiracial woman, while the Times claims the EEOC’s case is retaliatory for its critical coverage of the Trump administration.
- Why companies are paying a premium for battle-tested CFOs—and Nike’s struggling turnaround shows what that costs
Nike is hiring David M. Denton as its new CFO, offering a $7.25 million cash award and other incentives. Denton has prior CFO experience at Pfizer, Lowe’s, and CVS Health. Nike’s recent quarterly results show flat revenue and declining gross margins amid strategic challenges.
- 7-Eleven takes Nike to court over shoes
7-Eleven is suing Nike over the Air Max 95 shoes, claiming their orange, green, and red striped design imitates the convenience store's iconic color scheme and branding. The shoes are set to release on July 11, coinciding with 7-Eleven Day, and the lawsuit seeks to block sales and demand damages. Nike has not commented on the litigation.
- 7-Eleven sues Nike over 'copycat' sneaker it says hijacks its iconic colors
7-Eleven has filed a lawsuit against Nike, alleging that the sportswear giant's new sneaker is a 'copycat' design that uses the convenience store chain's iconic colors.
- 7-Eleven sues Nike over 'copycat' sneaker it says hijacks its iconic colors
7-Eleven has filed a lawsuit against Nike, accusing the company of creating a 'copycat' sneaker that uses its iconic colors. The convenience store chain claims the design infringes on its trademarked color scheme.
- Nike rival officially changes its name and hires new CEO in a weird pivot from shoes to AI
A Nike rival company has officially changed its name and appointed a new CEO as part of a strategic shift from the footwear industry to artificial intelligence. The pivot marks a significant departure from its original business focus.
- (US) Got several emails about people asking me for something on Vinted being for sale. What is going on?
A user (F19) received multiple emails asking if they still had an 8.5 Nike item for sale on Vinted, despite not using the platform. The sender provided a Vinted link after being questioned about potential scams, and the user blocked them after realizing they may have clicked a Vinted ad on YouTube.
- The summer walking essentials that make hot days more comfortable, from $10
The article highlights summer walking essentials like UPF shirts, moisture-wicking socks, and breathable sneakers to stay cool and comfortable during hot weather. Products from brands such as Nike, Hanes, and New Balance are featured, with prices ranging from $10 to $52.46.