Nike's new CEO may look to mend retailer ties in sales revival push
Sept 20 (Reuters) - Nike's new CEO is expected to double down on the company's efforts to repair relations with retailers to energize sales, reversing a strategy under outgoing chief John Donahoe that focused on selling directly through its stores and website.
TCU alum Elliott Hill to replace John Donahoe as CEO at Nike
BEAVERTON, Ore. — Nike announced Thursday that John Donahoe will retire from his role as president and CEO, effective Oct. 13. Elliott Hill, a former president of consumer and marketplace at the company, will replace Donahoe as president and CEO, starting Oct. 14.
In hiring Hill, Nike signaled its intent to bring the company back to its glory days—a feat Barron’s believes it can do. We ...
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There are tons of running apps out there, but only a few standouts. Nike Run Club is free, fun, and will never leave you ...
Ja Morant's public relations push is gaining momentum thanks to an inside look at the new Nike Ja 2 shared to social media.
New York (CNN) — Nike, struggling from rising competition and its own strategy mistakes, is making a major shakeup. The ...
Nike faces a consumer slowdown and tough competition from upstart running brands like Hoka and On. Customers are changing ...
No official release date has been set for the Corteiz x Nike Air Max 95 ‘Tour Yellow,’ but it's expected to drop in early ...
Nike said Thursday that former senior executive Elliott Hill will rejoin the company to succeed John Donahoe as president and ...
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