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Inti Pacheco

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See the Full Rankings for WSJ/Realtor.com’s Spring Emerging Housing Markets Index

Here is how metro areas across the U.S. stack up in the newly updated spring 2023 rankings.
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CEO Pay Packages Fell Sharply in 2022, the First Decline in a Decade

The annual WSJ analysis of compensation for CEOs in the S&P 500 reveals that the median pay held steady. But in a first, companies are also disclosing how much those pay packages rose or fell in the year.
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Nike Broke Up With Retailers. Now It’s Trying to Win Them Back.

The sneaker maker’s strategy seeks to shed excess product as inflation pinches consumers’ budgets.
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See the Full Rankings for WSJ/Realtor.com’s Summer Emerging Housing...

How metro areas across the U.S. stack up in the newly updated summer 2023 rankings.
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How Nike Sneakers Get Stolen at Every Turn

The company’s warehouses, trucks and stores are regularly targeted by organized crime groups looking to steal and resell Air Jordans
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America’s Battle With Shoplifting Is Getting Dangerous for Workers

Several retailers have reported an increase in organized theft rings and violent incidents that are making it hard to stop thieves while keeping workers safe.
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Home Depot Tracked a Crime Ring and Found an Unusual Suspect

Law-enforcement personnel and retailers put more resources toward investigating resale operations they say are built on stolen products
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How Nike Fell Behind in the Innovation Race - The Wall Street Journal

The sneaker company faces stiffer competition in the running and lifestyle categories; ‘We need to raise our game’
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One City and Three Retailers Tried to Fight Shoplifting. The Stores...

Jan 20, 2024 ... Portland, Ore., officials and retail executives spent months debating how to tamp down thefts and address quality-of-life issues.
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Nike to Lay Off More Than 1,600 Workers - WSJ - The Wall Street Jou...

Feb 16, 2024 ... Layoffs are part of sneaker giant's plan to shed $2 billion in costs over the next three years.
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Nike Reports Flat Quarterly Sales - The Wall Street Journal

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq also rose to new highs
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A Brazen Yogurt Heist Shows How Cyber Gangs Are Hijacking U.S. Goods

Thieves intercepted a refrigerated container bound for Florida and demanded a $40,000 ransom—part of a surge in fraud that has frustrated freight haulers.
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Nike Reverses Course as Innovation Stalls and Rivals Gain Ground

Apr 21, 2024 ... Shoe giant stumbled as CEO John Donahoe pulled away from retailers and relied on old hits. Now it says it's refocusing on cutting-edge ...
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Sneaker Rivals Race to Find the Next Super Foam

Cushioning technology designed for elite runners has spread to the masses, sparking a battle among shoe makers to make the best foam.
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How Nike Missed the Boom in Running Culture

Jun 27, 2024 ... Runners say the sneaker giant has ceded market share to upstarts like Hoka, contributing to a sales decline in the latest quarter and muted ...
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Nike Paid Him to Make Gold-Dipped Sneakers for LeBron. Now, It Is S...

Sneaker giant is cracking down on customizers and designers like the Shoe Surgeon as it wages wider legal fights to defend its trademarks.
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Kevin Plank Broke Under Armour. Can He Fix It?

The CEO said the brand has suffered from executive turnover and strategy shifts, but more than half a dozen former executives said he was responsible for much of the turmoil and complexity.
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Nike CEO John Donahoe Stepping Down After Rocky Tenure

Nike said John Donahoe will retire as chief executive and from the board. Elliott Hill, who retired from the sneaker maker in 2020, will succeed him.
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Elliott Hill Loved Nike and Left It. Now He’s Back as CEO

Nike’s incoming chief is inheriting a demoralized workforce and a brand that has lost market share to rivals.
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Nike Shares Slide After It Withdraws Year Forecast

The sneaker giant’s quarterly sales fell 10% amid a hangover from Jordan releases.
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How Trump’s Tariffs on China Changed U.S. Trade, in Charts

Mexico has supplanted China as the main source of goods, but imports keep climbing.