Better Buy: Nike vs. Adidas

05:29am, Tuesday, 27'th Dec 2022
Which athletic footwear and apparel maker is a better bear-market stock buy?
The sportswear giant is now trying to sell Yeezy sneakers under its own brand in a bid to minimize losses, the Financial Times reported.

adidas: A 2023 Turnaround Story

12:13am, Wednesday, 21'st Dec 2022
adidas is struggling right now due to several reasons - the termination of the Yeezy contract, struggles in Greater China, and the potential upcoming recession. But adidas has long-term growth potenti
Americus Reed, Wharton School of Business professor, joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss corporate controversies in 2022, how brands have managed public relations and corporate credibility amid scandals an
NYU School of Professional Studies Academic Director and Professor Daniel Kelly joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss how the World Cup fared for the event's sponsors in terms of revenue generated.
Steady growth can lead to market outperformance.
On Sunday the final of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 takes place. In this analysis, I will present 5 Dividend Stocks from the companies that are FIFA Partners and FIFA World Cup Global Sponsors.
Sneakerheads have debated about what demand for Adidas shoes without Yeezy branding will be. At least one analyst firm sees plenty of demand for them.

adidas: Strong Rebound Potential

08:27am, Wednesday, 07'th Dec 2022
adidas AG has seen substantial downside as a result of numerous pressures over the past couple of years. However, sales growth has remained strong.
Snapchat announced today that it's partnering with Adidas to launch a new Bitmoji Fashion Drop, giving users access to exclusive merchandise. The partnership will allow users to use Snap Tokens to pur
Adidas recently ended a two-year investigation into alleged racist remarks by its head of sales, Roland Auschel, according to FT.
Yahoo Finance's Julie Hyman breaks down leading business stories as Chevron resumes oil output in Venezuela as sanctions ease, reports surface that Adidas execs were aware of Kanye West risks, and Gre
Senior Adidas executives discussed the risk of an ongoing business relationship with the rapper Ye as far back as four years ago, according to a new Wall Street Journal report.
Adidas' top executives discussed as early as four years ago concerns about continuing the company's relationship with Ye, who legally changed his name from Kanye West.
Adidas AG's chief executive and senior leaders in Germany discussed as far back as four years ago the risk of continuing a relationship with Kanye West that they feared could blow up at any moment,
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