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Nike E-Commerce: How Nike's DTC Strategy Hits 50% Digital Penetration
Nike to Ramp up Discounts in Order to Clear Out Inventory
Nike is going on sale, and its stock is plunging | CNN Business
See Inside the Newest Nike Unite Concept Store in Harlem
How Nike's Direct-to-Consumer Strategy Is Crushing the Competition – Footwear News
Nike (NKE) Shows Sales Strength; Profit Falls Just Short of Estimates - Bloomberg
Fears over Nike footwear supplies as major factories hit by Covid outbreaks | The Independent
Nike credits 'innovation, brand strength and scale' for DTC success
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Nike sales may soar as discounts draw shoppers; margin squeeze looms | Reuters
How Nike Plans to Boost Sales While Shedding Retail Partners | Fortune
Investors, analysts question Nike's wholesale strategy amid gloomy North American spending | Reuters
Here's How Nike Is Turning Data into Unrivaled Customer Experiences
Nike Just Does It - Keeping An Eye On The Customer
Nike's Amazon breakup makes it harder to tell if you're buying counterfeit sneakers - Vox
Nikes are getting harder to find at stores. Here's why | CNN Business
Nike will stop selling sneakers at one of America's largest shoe chains | CNN Business
Nike to end some sales in Israeli stores | The Independent
First Look: Nike's Latest Concept Store
Nike's Supply-Chain Snags Bring Pain to Sneakerhead Shops - WSJ
Artificial Intelligence at Nike – Two Current Use-Cases | Emerj Artificial Intelligence Research
Nike Cut Reliance on Retailers, and It's Paying Off
Teams
Nike to expand digital presence in China - Chinadaily.com.cn
Nike can turn its snarled supply chain to its advantage
Sneakers generated $70B last year. Black retailers saw little of that.
Nike lawsuit records allege culture of sexism, bullying and fear of retaliation | Nike | The Guardian
Nike Broke Up With Retailers. Now It's Trying to Win Them Back. - WSJ
