While Nike has been shrinking its footprint in China, its presence in Cambodia has grown, from about 16,000 factory workers in May 2013, to nearly 35,000 in 2019, to more than 57,000 as of March.

The Nike Kobe 4 Protro "CHBL" is expected to drop exclusively in Asian markets for $190 in adult sizes on June 1, 2025. Details on the Nike Kobe 4 Protro "CHBL" colorway.

Nike announced it would raise prices on select apparel items starting June 1, prompting many consumers to consider this Memorial Day weekend the best time to stock up before costs climb.

That effort, Nike said, includes "expanding to new digital accounts," such as Amazon in the U.S., as well as "new physical partners like Printemps, elevating retail experiences across the ...

Nike will raise prices for some of the sporting goods maker's shoes, clothing and equipment starting this week, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Nike, which sources most of its footwear from China and Vietnam, also reportedly plans to raise retail prices at its U.S. stores between $2 and $10 on average as the tariffs hike supply-chain costs.

Nike will shift some work to third-party vendors, the representative said in an email, adding that the changes were announced last week. $3,500 iPhone possible? What to know 📋 How to talk money ...

Much to the delight of athletes and fans, it is not difficult to find the "OG Pearl" colorway online at the retail price right now. Online shoppers can still buy the Nike A'One "OG Pearl" colorway ...

Revenues and stocks are down at Nike to begin the new year, and the company is making a change at the top of its leadership pyramid. CEO Elliott Hill is replacing Nike president Heidi O’Neill ...

He and Nike need the help. In the first full quarter under Hill’s new “Win Now” strategic plan, revenues continued to fall, down 9% to $11.3 billion in third quarter.

Nike previously gave a statement to Fox News Digital addressing its billboard controversy. "We did not mean any harm and sincerely apologize for any we caused," the company said.

Nike came under fire on Monday for a billboard that was shown at the end of the London Marathon. The sign read "Never Again. Until Next Year." It featured black lettering on top of a read ...