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1,422 words, approx. 5 pages The emergence of the Nike sports apparel corporation has mirrored the sky-rocketing popularity of sports, athletes, and personal athletic activity in the late twentieth century. Nike has fueled a great deal of this popularity, particularly by employing... summary from source:
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Nike, Inc. (IPA: /ˈnaɪki/) (NYSE: NKE), headquartered in the United States near Beaverton, Oregon, is the world's leading supplier of athletic shoes, apparel and sports equipment. The company takes its name from Nike, the Greek goddess of... 
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 Footwear News Performance still dominates at Nike. (Nike Inc.)
07/29/1991: 410 words, approx. 1 pages Performance still dominates at Nike BEAVERTON, Ore. - Performance and lifestyle remain important themes in Nike Inc.'s spring '92 collections. From basketball to outdoor footwear, color and performance are dominant components. The popular Air Jordan basketball shoe, for example, has been... summary from source:
Footwear News L.A. Gear countersues Nike. (L.A. Gear Inc.; Nike Inc.)
03/25/1991: 395 words, approx. 1 pages L.A. Gear countersues Nike f LOS ANGELES -- L.A. Gear Inc. has filed a formal response to a recent Nike lawsuit by denying that its new Catapult technology infringes upon any Nike patents and counterclaiming against Nike for damages of $3... summary from source:
 AP News Nike wins suit against China shoemakers
8/21/2007: 250 words, approx. 1 pagesNike Inc. has won lawsuits against two Chinese shoemakers and the local operations of a French supermarket chain over alleged illegal copying of its Air Jordan logo, a court official said Tuesday.The Shanghai No. 2 Intermediate Court awarded Nike, the world's largest sports apparel company,... summary from source:
AP News Stock futures up on Ericsson deal
12/20/2006: 349 words, approx. 1 pagesU.S. stock futures advanced on Wednesday, on hopes for technology sector gains after Ericsson agreed to buy a network hardware company and by a recovery in Asian stock markets after Thailand's government reversed course on a widely-derided decision to limit foreign investment.Dow Jones futures were...
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 Essay Grade: 86%Nike after Knight
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Nike currently holds over 40 percent of the athletic footwear market in the United States. Now that Nike founder and CEO Phil Knight is retiring and Bill Perez is replacing Knight, what does Nike hope to accomplish? Perez brings an expert knowledge of promoting subbrands from his days at S.C. Johnson; however, he needs to expand Nike's international markets while making as little change as possible to the Nike work environment.
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