Sneakerheads are angry about a Nike reseller scandal - Los Angeles Times
Nike (NKE) Stock Falls as Profitability Concerns Outweigh Strong US Demand - Bloomberg
Can Nike keep its cool? | Financial Times
Nike posts $790M loss after coronavirus pandemic shuttered stores | Fox Business
Nike StockX Lawsuit Timeline: Fake Air Jordans and NFTs | Complex
A Star's Shoe Breaks, Putting College Basketball Under a Microscope - The New York Times
Nike and MSCHF reach settlement in 'Satan Shoes' trademark lawsuit
Nike stock drop: Zion Williamson shoe incident and injury costs $1.1 billion in stock value - CBS News
Those Nikes — buy, sell or hold? Sneakers are now assets trading like stocks - Los Angeles Times
Nike Loses $3.75 Billion in Market Cap After Colin Kaepernick Named Face of 'Just Do It' Ads
Nike suspends their deal with Kyrie Irving: How much money could he lose? - AS USA
Nike Loses $3.75 Billion in Market Cap After Colin Kaepernick Named Face of 'Just Do It' Ads
42 Years Ago, Magic Johnson Left an Estimated $5.2 Billion of Nike Money on the Table | Inc.com
Did Nike Lose Money After Signing Colin Kaepernick? What to Know!
Nike Loses $3.75 Billion in Market Cap After Colin Kaepernick Named Face of 'Just Do It' Ads
How to Make Money Off Nike's Blowout Earnings (And Not Lose Money, Either) - TheStreet
Nike stock drop: Zion Williamson shoe incident and injury costs $1.1 billion in stock value - CBS News
Former Nike Executive Explains Botched 2013 Meeting with Stephen Curry - Sports Illustrated FanNation Kicks News, Analysis and More
Nike Loses $1.1 Billion Because Of Zion Williamson's Shoe Explosion
Nike Loses $3.75 Billion in Market Cap After Colin Kaepernick Named Face of 'Just Do It' Ads
Nike suspends deal with Kyrie Irving, cancels shoe release after antisemitism debacle
Nikes are getting harder to find at stores. Here's why | CNN Business
Brooklyn Nets: Kyrie Irving is losing a lot of money this offseason
Did Nike Lose Money After Signing Colin Kaepernick? What to Know!
Nike's Stock Fell 3% on Colin Kaepernick's Endorsement Deal. Here's Why Investors Will Shrug It Off
