North America

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Greater China

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Converse

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NIKE

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Converse is an American shoe company that primarily produces skating shoes and lifestyle brand footwear and apparel. Founded in 1908, it has been a subsidiary of Nike, Inc. since 2003. Converese is best known for their Chuck Taylor All-Stars line of sneakers.

NIKE, Inc. engages in the design, development, marketing, and sale of athletic footwear, apparel, accessories, equipment, and services. It operates through the following segments: North America, Europe, Middle East, and Africa, Greater China, Asia Pacific and Latin America, Global Brand Divisions, Converse, and Corporate. The North America, Europe, Middle East, and Africa, Greater China, Asia Pacific and Latin America segments refers to the design, development, marketing, and selling of athletic footwear, apparel, and equipment. The Global Brand Divisions represent its NIKE Brand licensing businesses. The Converse segment designs, markets, licenses, and sells casual sneakers, apparel, and accessories. The Corporate segment consists of unallocated general and administrative expenses. The company was founded by William Jay Bowerman and Philip Hampson Knight on January 25, 1964 and is headquartered in Beaverton, OR.

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NIKE surpasses $50B revenue milestone, eyes digital and China growth

NIKE's fiscal 2023 was marked by exceptional revenue growth and a strong digital presence, with a focus on deepening consumer engagement. Looking ahead to fiscal 2024, the company aims for mid-single-digit revenue growth, gross margin expansion, and increased investment in demand creation.

NIKE surpasses $50B in revenue, focuses on digital growth

NIKE, Inc. delivered strong Q1 results, emphasizing growth in lifestyle products, global sports, and digital capabilities. The company is focused on continuous improvement, meaningful consumer connections in running, and more compelling assortments for women consumers. Despite challenges in China and foreign exchange, NIKE remains confident in its ability to achieve long-term profitability goals through strategic initiatives and a shift to a more direct and digital company.

NIKE reports robust Q3 earnings, eyes revenue growth and digital transformation

NIKE's strong Q3 performance driven by broad-based growth and digital success
Challenges in China and supply chain crisis being addressed strategically
Focus on inventory health, digital transformation, and margin recovery for future growth
Opportunities lie in revenue growth, consumer experience enhancement, and regional resilience

NIKE reports record-breaking revenue in Q4 2023, eyes digital growth

NIKE's Q4 2023 earnings call showcased robust revenue growth, digital expansion, and strategic marketplace initiatives. Despite margin challenges, the company is poised for growth in fiscal 2024 by capitalizing on consumer trends and operational efficiencies.

NIKE reports solid Q1 growth, focuses on innovation and profitability

NIKE's Q1 performance showed revenue growth, with a focus on profitability and operational efficiency for the full year. The company's strengths lie in strong growth in key segments, continuous innovation, and brand strength. Challenges include balancing costs and revenue growth, while opportunities exist in the running marketplace and leveraging industry trends.

NIKE reports strong Q2 earnings, focuses on innovation and growth

NIKE's Q2 2024 earnings call highlighted strong financial performance, strategic investments in key areas, and challenges from macro headwinds and promotional activities. The company remains focused on innovation, brand health, and maximizing impact through consumer-facing activities. Despite challenges, NIKE is cautiously optimistic about margin expansion in the second half of the year.

NIKE meets Q3 expectations, eyes China growth amid digital challenges

NIKE's Q3 performance met expectations, with a focus on sport, innovation, brand marketing, and collaboration with wholesale partners. The company is confident in its long-term growth potential, despite near-term challenges in digital business and lower penetration in China. Opportunities exist in expanding profitability, growing units, and enhancing brand experience in wholesale.

NIKE Sees Modest Growth, Preps for Challenging 2025

NIKE's FY 2024 performance showcased modest top-line growth with strong earnings growth, despite facing significant digital and market challenges. The company is adjusting its strategy to focus more on sports innovation and operational efficiencies, preparing for a transitional FY 2025 amid ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties.

NIKE reports Q1 revenue meeting expectations, focuses on innovation

NIKE's Q1 2025 performance was mixed, with revenue meeting expectations but facing challenges in unit sales and ASP, particularly in Greater China.
Despite revenue declines in key regions, the company's focus on newness, innovation, and cost management positions it for future growth.
Growth opportunities lie in men's fitness, global football, and running footwear segments, as well as through new product offerings and innovation.
Challenges include softness in retail sales, expected declines in certain business segments, and moderated revenue expectations for Q2.

NIKE reports Q2 revenue decline, focuses on sustainable growth

NIKE is refocusing on sport, innovation, and brand storytelling to drive growth amidst revenue declines
The company is taking near-term actions to reposition the business and prioritize sustainable growth strategies
Despite challenges in revenue and margins, NIKE remains confident in its product pipeline and strategic investments

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Nike is laying off thousands of employees, as consumers' ongoing financial pressures make it harder for them to justify nonessential purchases, such as adding more sneakers to their collections.

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Nike is laying off employees in response to slowing demand. The athleticwear giant's most recent quarterly report showed declining sales.

Why Nike Stock Was Down on Friday

Nike is cutting 2% of its corporate workforce to cut costs. The company seeks to invest in priority areas such as running and its Jordan brand, according to CEO John Donahoe.

Nike cutting 1,600 jobs to cut costs: report

Athletic apparel giant Nike (NYSE: NKE ) is cutting 1,600 jobs, roughly 2% of its staff, as demand for its products slows down. The company hopes to cut costs by $2 billion over the next three years.

Nike Layoffs 2024: What to Know About the Latest Job Cuts

Nike has laid out restructuring plans which will see thousands of employees laid off after demand for its shoes has come under pressure. Some 2% of the sport's retailers global workforce, equating to 1,600 jobs will be cut, Nike revealed late on Thursday.

Nike to cut thousands of jobs as demand pressured

Nike will cut about 2% of its total workforce, or more than 1,600 jobs, the sportswear giant said late on Thursday to lower expenses as demand for its shoes and sneakers comes under pressure.

Nike is laying off 1,600 people as 3-year cost-cutting plan gets underway

Nike is cutting 2% of its current workforce, or more than 1,500 jobs, as it looks to redeploy its resources amid a broad restructuring.

Nike to lay off 2% of employees, cutting more than 1,500 jobs during broad restructuring

Nike Inc. (NYSE: NKE) will lay off 1,600 people, part of a plan announced earlier to cut $2 billion in the next three years.

Nike Workers Hit by Layoffs

Nike Inc. is reportedly looking to cut more than 1,600 jobs, as part of its plan to cut costs so it can create capacity to boost profitability and innovation.

Nike to lay off more than 1,600 employees to cut costs: report

Nike plans to use the savings to invest more in areas such as running, women's apparel and the Air Jordan brand, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.

Nike to Trims Jobs in Latest Cost-Cutting Drive. Why the Stock Is Falling.

Nike on Thursday said it will cut about 2% of its total workforce, or more than 1,600 jobs, as the sportswear giant looks to cut costs after flagging weaker profits this year.

Nike plans to cut about 2% jobs

The layoffs are part of the sneaker giant's plan to shed $2 billion in costs over the next three years.

Nike to Cut Over 1,600 Jobs

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