Nike CEO apologizes to employees for workplace culture after months of turmoil
Worth the sacrifice: Why Nike was willing to risk backlash to embrace Colin Kaepernick | PR Week
Nike regains share losses sparked by controversial Kaepernick campaign
Proof Nike Is Cashing In Big On Controversial Kaepernick Campaign
FIFA World Cup: Nike refuses to provide shoes to Iranian team | Asia | An in-depth look at news from across the continent | DW | 13.06.2018
Nike's long history of courting controversy through advertising | CBC News
Nike Ads Made Social Statements Throughout Its History
Nike's controversial Colin Kaepernick ad campaign its most divisive yet | Colin Kaepernick | The Guardian
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LeBron James Addresses Nike Colin Kaepernick Ad Controversy | Billboard – Billboard
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Nike doubles down on defiance of Kaepernick criticism, releases full-length TV ad
Nike′s ad with football player Colin Kaepernick creates controversy | News | DW | 04.09.2018
Nike Gear Destroyed To Protest NFL Player Colin Kaepernick's 'Just Do It' Campaign
Nike Nearly Dropped Colin Kaepernick Before Embracing Him - The New York Times
Semenya addresses IAAF testosterone controversy in new Nike advert
Nike enjoys 31 percent bump in online sales after debut of Kaepernick campaign - Los Angeles Times
Colin Kaepernick's Nike Campaign Keeps N.F.L. Anthem Kneeling in Spotlight - The New York Times
Dov Kleiman on Twitter: "#Patriots QB Tom Brady, the best player in NFL History, supports @Kaepernick7 Nike campaign. https://t.co/TCPC2fJ97T" / Twitter
Is the 'racist trainer' controversy good for Nike? - BBC News
Nike Does It: Embracing Controversy And Deepening Customer Relationships
Explained: Why is Nike suing the maker of 'Satan Shoes' with human blood? | Explained News,The Indian Express
Nike makes 'taking a knee' quarterback face of its ad campaign | Financial Times
