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American Sportswear Company

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Founded January 25, 1964
Headquarters Portland, OR, United States

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Nike is a major American sportswear and footwear company, based in Portland, Oregon. The Nike legacy began in 1964, when track athlete Philip Knight and his coach Bill Bowerman set up a small business importing Japanese running shoes under the name Blue Ribbon Sports (BRS). Nike sponsors and collaborates with a diverse range of high-profile athletes and sports teams on a global level, with the highly recognized trademarks of "Just Do It" and the Swoosh logo. In addition, Nike is the world's biggest supplier of sportswear and footwear.
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Travis Scott Flexes Closer Look at His Jordan Cut the Check Sneaker
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Travis Scott Flexes Closer Look at His Jordan Cut the Check Sneaker

La Flame’s first signature sneaker model is set to release later this year.

Nike CEO John Donahoe Was Paid $32.8M USD Last Fiscal Year
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Nike CEO John Donahoe Was Paid $32.8M USD Last Fiscal Year

Donahoe’s compensation, 13.7% higher than it was in FY2021, includes more than $20.5M in stock and option awards, plus $6.8M in incentive pay.


Nike Kobe 4 "Philly" Is Returning in Protro Form in 2024
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Nike Kobe 4 "Philly" Is Returning in Protro Form in 2024

Coming back for the first time since its ‘09 debut.

The Nike Mac Attack "Red Crush" Releases This Week
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The Nike Mac Attack "Red Crush" Releases This Week

John McEnroe’s Swoosh model receives a clean two-toned arrangement.

Nike Unveils the Perfect Dunk Low for 'Barbie' Fans
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Nike Unveils the Perfect Dunk Low for 'Barbie' Fans

Featuring a blinged-out “N” lace charm.

Nike Reveals an "EYBL"-Themed Ja 1
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Nike Reveals an "EYBL"-Themed Ja 1

Celebrating the brand’s Elite Youth Basketball League for high school hoopers.

Nike Adds the Air Max Pulse to Its "Have a Nike Day" Line
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Nike Adds the Air Max Pulse to Its "Have a Nike Day" Line

Designed with a “Metallic Silver” synthetic leather mudguard.

Images of a Potential Nike Air Force 1 Low "Kobe Bryant" Surface
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Images of a Potential Nike Air Force 1 Low "Kobe Bryant" Surface

Featuring a Lakers-themed colorblocking.

The Nike Air Alpha Force 88 Returns in Black and White
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The Nike Air Alpha Force 88 Returns in Black and White

In continuation of the old school model’s revival.

Laces Go Wild on the Nike Air Max Scorpion "Have A Nike Day"
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Laces Go Wild on the Nike Air Max Scorpion "Have A Nike Day"

Offering a multicolored arrangement on the unique silhouette.

Detailed Look at the Nike Ja 1 "Halloween"
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Detailed Look at the Nike Ja 1 "Halloween"

The festive kicks are fitted with Frankenstein-esque uppers and skeleton-adorned Swooshes.

CLOT x Nike Dunk Low "What The" Celebrates the Duo's 20th Anniversary
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CLOT x Nike Dunk Low "What The" Celebrates the Duo's 20th Anniversary

The kicks will come packaged with special cards that nod to duo’s past projects.

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