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Nike Reports $790 Million Loss As COVID-19 Forced Its Shops To Shut Down
Nike sales plunge 3 percent in China, while they fell almost 47 percent in North America. 
Nike sales plunge 3 percent in China, while they fell almost 47 percent in North America. -
Nike To Pull Out Shoes And Apparel From Amazon
Nike announced that it will be ending its pilot program with Amazon, effectively removing its products from the e-commerce platform. 
Nike announced that it will be ending its pilot program with Amazon, effectively removing its products from the e-commerce platform. -
Upcoming Nike Huarache Supports Siri, Apple Watch Functions
Nike and Apple are collaborating on the upcoming Nike Huarache shoes. 
Nike and Apple are collaborating on the upcoming Nike Huarache shoes. -
Arizona Pulls Nike's $1 Million Incentives Following Sneaker Scandal
Arizona will be pulling its planned $1 million incentive for Nike after the sportwear firm recalled its Air Max 1 sneakers that featured a colonial-era American flag. 
Arizona will be pulling its planned $1 million incentive for Nike after the sportwear firm recalled its Air Max 1 sneakers that featured a colonial-era American flag. -
Nike's Adapt BB Shoes Major Feature Not Working; Internet's Fault?
The fresh released Nike Adapt BB is on the headlines as the app for self-lacing shoes does not work. 
The fresh released Nike Adapt BB is on the headlines as the app for self-lacing shoes does not work. -
285-Pound Zion Williamson Takes A Tumble After Nike Shoe Malfunction, Nike Stock Follows Suit With A $1.12-Billion Loss
This time it appears it’s not a case of ‘if the shoe fits,’ but of whether Nike shoes can take a spin move by robust six-foot-seven-inch tall, 285-pound college basketball player, Zion Williamson. A whirlwind force on the court and an athlete with a future before him spelled NBA BIG LEAGUES, the eighteen-year-old upcoming athlete injured his right knee in the game of the season when his left foot literally burst through his Nike shoes as he was about to dribble. 
This time it appears it’s not a case of ‘if the shoe fits,’ but of whether Nike shoes can take a spin move by robust six-foot-seven-inch tall, 285-pound college basketball player, Zion Williamson. A whirlwind force on the court and an athlete with a future before him spelled NBA BIG LEAGUES, the eighteen-year-old upcoming athlete injured his right knee in the game of the season when his left foot literally burst through his Nike shoes as he was about to dribble. -
Zion Williamson Listed Day-To-Day; Will The NBA’s Top College Prospect Play In The NCAA Again After Injuring His Knee?
Zion Williamson is listed day-to-day and his collegiate basketball career hangs in the balance. 
Zion Williamson is listed day-to-day and his collegiate basketball career hangs in the balance.
