Nike Stock News

Nike (NYSE: NKE) and Under Armour (NYSE: UA) reported recent earnings revealing two athletic brands moving in opposite directions.

Rising revenues in 2026 should help out the middle consumer and boost stocks catering to them, says Goldman Sachs.

Nike, Inc. remains in a challenged turnaround phase, with recent results showing mixed progress and no convincing evidence of a sustainable recovery. Recent NKE management changes and the other headlines send a strong signal, but leadership reshuffling makes me question execution and strategic clarity. NKE's Q1 delivered a positive revenue surprise, but gross margins declined 320 bps to 42.2%, ...

Nike (NKE) is executing a senior leadership overhaul to streamline management and accelerate its 'sport offense' turnaround plan. Comcast (CMCSA) is pursuing a merger with Warner Bros.

The retailer will create a new role of chief operating officer and name the heads of its geographic regions to senior leadership as it aims to refocus on performance sportswear.

BEAVERTON, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NIKE, Inc. (NYSE:NKE) today shared the following note with employees regarding changes to its Senior Leadership Team. // Team, I'd like to share some important changes to our Senior Leadership Team (SLT) that further remove layers and continue to bring us closer to athletes* and the marketplace. We're establishing the role of EVP, Chief Operating Officer (COO),...

The November 2025 high-yield dividend watchlist delivered a 2.94% gain in last month, outperforming SPY and closely trailing VYM. This watchlist blends quality and value to identify high-yield stocks with attractive valuations, aiming for a 12% long-term CAGR and strong starting yields. Top 10 picks for December include Accenture, EOG Resources, Nike, Paychex, ADP, Penske Automotive, Comcast, E...

With Black Friday, consumers are prioritizing everyday essentials over luxury items, reflecting growing concerns about job security and the rising cost of living. More than six in 10 shoppers recently said they planned to buy necessities instead of fancier items during the holiday sales season, consultancy Deloitte reported, up from 58% last year.