Nike has always been a performance brand. "Just do it" was a call to action to everyone from the couch-sitter to the accomplished athlete to get out there and, well, do it. The brand has a history ...

Nike has been releasing some cracking ads to celebrate the 30th birthday of its Just Do It tag, all of which have served to prove that the slogan is as powerful a piece of branding as ever. While the ...

Nike traded lower Tuesday after the sportswear ... to lead the 30th anniversary of its iconic 'Just Do It' campaign that includes tennis superstar Serena Williams and skateboarder Lacey Baker.

Two-piece sets take the work out of outfit ... set is "so comfortable, I feel like I’m wearing pajamas. I’ve worn both pieces together and the pants with other tops." Related: Amazon Just ...

In fact, sports caps have been increasing in popularity recently, with LTK reporting "Baseball hat outfit" and "Yankees hat" ...

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Athletes and fans have some advice for Nike: Just redo it ... worked from home for 2.5 years during the pandemic. "In hindsight, it turns out, it's really hard to do bold, disruptive innovation ...

What Happened: BofA analyst Lorraine Hutchinson upgraded Nike from Neutral to Buy on Thursday and raised the price target from $110 to $113, noting that “it’s time to just do it.” ...

I’m genuinely happy for her and glad Nike is capitalizing on her popularity. But A’ja Wilson has been in line for a sneaker for a long time now and it just hasn ... woman do to get a ...

This case study explores how a set of cultural codes that TNS Qualitative developed ... China to help explain what the codes mean at a general level. Then we look at how Nike (a characteristically US ...

But Germany’s national soccer team isn’t any sports team, and its longtime sponsor Adidas isn’t just any sporting ... flipping to the Nike swoosh was abandoning “a piece of German identity.” ...