Nike's new "Just Do It" ad with Colin Kaepernick hasn't aired yet, but one survey suggests that hearing about it is not going over well with U.S. consumers. About 24 percent of consumers now say ...

When consumers clicked on the ad, it took them to a page on Nike’s website displaying a pair of sneakers tagged as an “older kids’ shoe” available in UK sizes 3 to 6 — which translates ...

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark is offering fans a "first look" at her signature collection with Nike.

The last time Nike showed an ad during the Super Bowl was in 1998, featuring all-male athletes. It wouldn't be until 27 years later — in 2025 — that Nike would invest in a Super Bowl ad again ...

And they said it could solidify Nike's bond with athletes, especially black ones, an important consideration for a company that relies heavily on sports stars to endorse its products.

"I think what Nike is doing is right. Plus, he's a good quarterback. I think what Nike is doing is good." Hoston Almon, also 28, said he liked the ad and sees it as a second chance for Kaepernick.

Mississippi's public safety commissioner said the state agency, which includes state police, will no longer be allowed to purchase Nike products following the Colin Kaepernick ad campaign. "As ...