"I’m on my feet for several hours a day, and these shoes have made a huge difference ... I would recommend them to anyone!" ...

Nike isn’t brave. It doesn’t stand up for women. And despite all the high production values and expensive ad buys, we aren’t buying Nike’s latest run at regaining its renegade status.

Nike for the past five years has been bringing a group of high-powered athletes together to discuss challenges women face in ...

Kitting yourself out with activewear and running shoes for a new season (or sport) can be an expensive proposition ... including women’s workout clothing — from the Nike sale.

Hill has previously spoken about Nike's plans to lean into its identity as a running brand and invest more in women’s sports. In February, it announced that it would partner with Kim Kardashian ...

Customers are changing their behaviors, passing up expensive sneakers and athletic ... NikeSkims, a new brand from Nike and Skims tailored to women, will launch in the United States this spring.

Everyone watches women's sports. Including Nike. The sportswear giant and TOGETHXR are partnering on a merchandise collection featuring the now ubiquitous slogan championing women's sports.

Nike will launch a new women’s activewear brand in the US this spring in partnership with Kim Kardashian-owned shapewear label Skims, as CEO Elliott Hill works to broaden its offerings to ...

Just a year earlier, David Ayre, then Nike’s head of human resources, wrote a memo declaring the company had achieved pay equity because women at Nike made 99.6 cents for every $1 men made.