Nike
Beyond's analysis on Nike
- — Lululemon’s stock slumped 17% after disappointing earnings, highlighting near‑term pressure on the athleisure retailer
- — Ford is pushing vehicle customization and accessories to capture a share of the $53 billion U.S. automotive aftermarket, aiming to lift profit margins with limited‑edition ‘Nike shoe drop’‑style releases
- — Nike streamlines China online sales by cutting thousands of third‑party distributors to control pricing and revive growth
- — Nike reports consumer pressure worldwide while attempting to recover from a self‑inflicted slump, with earnings beating expectations but markets remaining skeptical
- — Nike’s revenue beat sends its shares higher in after‑hours trading
- — Germany’s World Cup round‑of‑16 clash with Paraguay spotlights Nike’s new DFB kit and the commercial upside for sports apparel
- — Veteran analyst cuts Nike price target amid mounting operational challenges
- — Nike teases a new DFB jersey via ambiguous video and banner, signalling a push into the 2026 World Cup apparel market
- — Global brands such as Nike, Adidas and Airbnb stand to gain from the unprecedented investment opportunities of the 2026 FIFA World Cup
- — Nike's recent downgrade highlights market volatility as Oscar Health sees an upgrade from analysts
- — Nike's stock downgrade raises concerns just before the World Cup kickoff, impacting market outlook
- — Nike's high pricing for World Cup replica shirts highlights inflation's impact on consumer goods
Recent news mentioning Nike
- — Notaufnahmen: Wenn überlastete Kliniken selbst zum Notfall werden
- — On Holding Surges 13% as Investor Day Sets Ambitious Sales Target and $1B Buyback; Nike Ticks Up 2%
- — Nike vs. PepsiCo: Which Consumer Goods Dividend Stock Is the Better Buy for a Lifetime of Passive Income?
- — Notaufnahmen: Umfrage zeigt dramatische Überlastung in deutschen Kliniken
- — NIKE (NKE)’s Dow Seat Hangs in the Balance as Share Price Slumps
- — Nike (NKE) Brings in LVMH’s Alexandre Arnault as it Drops Out of the S&P 100
- — Abandonné par Kylian Mbappé, déclassé à Wall Street : pourquoi le géant Nike ne fait plus rêver
- — Nike, On Holding, and Deckers Outdoor Are Down Between 23% and 43%. Here's the Stock to Buy, Even if the Fed Keeps Hiking Interest Rates.
- — Nike gets hit with yet another bearish Wall Street hot take
- — Nike sort du club des 100 plus grandes sociétés cotées à Wall Street
- — The $986 Million Reason Nike’s Comeback Story Doesn’t Add Up
- — Sandisk Joins the S&P 100 on Monday -- the Same Day Nike Leaves It