Charlie Denson News
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Manchester United convinced General Motors Co. to pay a record $559 million to have its Chevrolet brand on the team’s red jersey. Now, the 19-time English soccer champion is ready to play hard ball with Nike Inc., its maker.
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Track and field needs to build on the feats of athletes including sprinter Usain Bolt and runner Mo Farah at the London Olympics to boost its profile in between games, Nike Inc. executive Charlie Denson said.
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Manchester United Plc, the English soccer club with a record 19 championships, was unchanged in New York trading after raising $233.3 million in its U.S. initial public offering, less than first sought.
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Nike Inc.’s latest running shoe got its start when designers tried to solve a longstanding request from athletes: make shoes as comfortable as socks.
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For years, China’s increasing affluence fueled surging sales for consumer companies. That boom is waning as slower spending translates into inventory overloads, discounting and losses for some brands.
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Nike Inc., the world’s largest sporting-goods maker, hasn’t changed its forecast for gross margin after warm weather in North America slowed demand for winter wear products across the industry, an executive said.
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Charlie Denson, president of the Nike brand for Nike Inc., talks with Bloomberg's Matt Miller, about the company's plans. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Nike Inc. unveiled its new National Football League uniforms today, skipping the duck-wing and lizard-skin prints that it put on some college teams.
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Adidas AG Chief Executive Officer Herbert Hainer said criticism of his company’s World Cup soccer ball has “definitely” not harmed the sporting goods maker.
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Nike Inc.’s Eric Sprunk , vice president of global product and merchandising, ended a speech to investors on innovation with a jab at the “toning shoes” driving sales increases for competitors.
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