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EXEC: Nike Hit by Lawsuit Over Pocket Bras

Nike is facing a lawsuit in Boston Federal Court by an inventor who claims the sportswear giant stole her technology for a line of sports bras with pockets. In court papers, SherryWear, LLC said that its founder, Sherry Goff, first pitched her patented Pocket Bra to Nike in 2015.

Nike Ends Sponsorship of Hockey Canada

Nike ended its sponsorship of Hockey Canada. Last year, Nike was one of several major partners that paused its sponsorship deal with Canada’s governing hockey body amid heavy criticism of the organization’s handling of sexual assault allegations involving members of its 2018 World Junior team and settlement payouts.

Nike Extends Contract with Inter Milan

Inter Milan announced it extended its contract with kit supplier Nike. The collaboration started in 1998. Nike will continue designing match and training kits for Inter Milan’s men’s, women’s and youth teams, including lifestyle collections.

Nike’s Ultrafly Trail Shoe Incorporates Vibram Technology/Sole Design

Nike partnered with Vibram to include the brand’s technology and sole design in the upcoming release of its Ultrafly Trail shoe which offers a carbon flyplate between the shoe’s ZoomX foam and a fabric-wrapped midsole. The outsole of  Nike’s Ultrafly Trail shoe debuts Vibram’s Litebase technology with a proprietary lightweight outsole design, Vibram’s traction lug […]

Nike’s Ultrafly Trail Shoe Incorporates Vibram Technology/Sole Design

Nike partnered with Vibram to include the brand’s technology and sole design in the upcoming release of its Ultrafly Trail shoe which offers a carbon flyplate between the shoe’s ZoomX foam and a fabric-wrapped midsole. The outsole of  Nike’s Ultrafly Trail shoe debuts Vibram’s Litebase technology with a proprietary lightweight outsole design, Vibram’s traction lug […]

EXEC: Jordan Brand Shines For Nike In FY23

On Nike’s fourth-quarter analyst call, John Donahoe, president and CEO, Nike, Inc. talked up progress and untapped opportunities for Nike Brand around global football (soccer), basketball and running categories, but Jordan Brand was by far the star performer for Nike’s fiscal year ended May 31.

EXEC: Nike Delivers Rare Quarterly EPS Miss, Cloudy Outlook

Nike missed on earnings for the first time in three years as compressed margins weighed on profits during its fiscal fourth quarter ended May 31. The sportswear giant also forecast first-quarter revenue below Wall Street targets as North America softness  overshadowed China’s recovery. On the positive side, Nike indicated demand remains healthy across regions and inventories have been rebalanced to position the company for profitable growth going forward.