Nike's turnaround strategy shows progress in inventory and product mix, but high valuation and growth risks persist. See why ...

After the Converse "Chuck Taylor" All-Star, the first ever signature athletic shoe in 1921, dominated the basketball shoe ...

For now, it appears the Nike Air Max 90 Camo Pack will include six versions in 2025. While they’re all part of a series and embrace the same general design formula, each sneaker also stands on its own ...

which we and other data vendors count as part of the official March quarter tally. The market has been unimpressed with the results we have seen in recent days. Nike investors initially bid the ...

The executives' departures are part of a broad executive shakeup that has occurred since Nike hired new CEO Elliott Hill. The day of its third-quarter earnings report, Nike confirmed that two of ...

Spring is here and so is the Nike x Supreme Air Max 1. This Nike x Supreme collab stays true to the Air Max 1’s classic quality standards, featuring the visible heel air bubble, foam midsole ...

Pick up a pair via the Adidas CONFIRMED app. The Linen is one of the greatest silhouettes that has ever graced the Nike Air Force 1. First released as a Japanese exclusive in 2001, the Linen ...

Brazilian manufacturer Embraer has revealed the existence of a technology demonstration programme under which it and partners are developing and testing a composite wing and a “flying ...

I very seldom ask for anything from you. Nike, I NEED the Air Max 1 Big Head Origins. Set aside a pair in a size 14. The classic silhouette, colorway, and design blend together beautifully and ...

Air India has retrofitted its first A320neo aircraft under a $400 million program. The new cabin includes Business, Premium Economy, and Economy seats. This is part of revamping 27 narrowbody planes ...

In the 23 years that Supreme and Nike have worked together, they've never collabed on a Supreme x Nike Air Max 1 ... Releasing as part of its spring 2025 collection, it's been revealed in four ...

From ‘Envy, inequality and fertility’ to ‘Market size, trade and productivity’, using catchy three-part phrases in the titles of research papers can boost their citations, suggests a study.