Leading Nike Executive Exits After Being Linked to Son's Resell Biz – WWD
New Ad Targets Nike for Paying Zero Taxes - TYT.com
Black Superstars Pitch Adidas Shoes. Its Black Workers Say They're Sidelined. - The New York Times
Football and Fashion: Nike and Football — The Sporting Blog
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How Nike's Considered Line Changed the Company for Good | Sole Collector
Nike's springtastic new running shoe might actually make you want to exercise | Mashable
Explained: Why a Nike advertisement in Japan has generated backlash | Explained News,The Indian Express
50 Years of Iconic, Interesting, and Insane Ads | Nike ad, Nike poster, Sports advertising
Nike Running: A book about the company's homegrown revolt and win-at-all-costs corporate culture | Fortune
Just Divided over Nike's New Ad - Mindful Marketing
Are Nike's Member Days loyalty's future? - RetailWire
Reebok was meant to be a 'Nike killer.' How the brand lost its No. 1 spot | Retail Dive
The best and worst merch from the 2020 presidential candidates | Mashable
Sorry, Nike, I Just Don't Get That Ad
Rares on Twitter: "The red/green colors + blood splatter graphic tied directly back to Freddy's infamous costume. In fact, the designer did such a good job using Nightmare on Elm Street as
Nike Breakdown $40m USD Investment Black Community | HYPEBEAST
The New Advertising Outlet: Your Life - The New York Times
Nike Free | AKQA | Nike | D&AD Awards 2006 Pencil Winner | Art Direction | D&AD
Nike's springtastic new running shoe might actually make you want to exercise | Mashable
26 Iconic Nike Ads That Shaped the Brand's History
Woody of Sneaker Freaker magazine on Soled Out, the importance of the Air Max, the cringey side of old ads, and sneaker campaigns' enduring appeal | design | Agenda | Phaidon
Sneakerheads are angry about a Nike reseller scandal - Los Angeles Times
The making of Kendrick Lamar's Nike Cortez Kenny II
This Hideous Ad for Nike Sneakers Must Be Intentional
Behind Nike's Decision to Stand by Colin Kaepernick | The New Yorker
