Nike, Kim Kardashian

Nike is betting Kim Kardashian can be its next Michael Jordan
Nike is joining up on a new brand with Kim Kardashian in a bet her star power can have the same impact Michael Jordan did 40 years ago, but for women
Nike Bets Big on Kim Kardashian
More than 40 years ago, Michael Jordan helped Nike become the name in basketball sneakers. Today it’s betting that Kim Kardashian can help it do the same for women’s activewear.
Nike is in a slump. It’s hired Kim Kardashian to help
Nike is in a slump. Sales are down, its stock has lost more than a quarter of its value over the past year and its new CEO needs some help turning around the aging athletic company. Enter Kim Kardashian.
Kim Kardashian's SKIMS partners with Nike on new activewear brand NikeSKIMS
SKIMS and Nike joined forces to "disrupt the industry" and create top-notch, new activewear that works for athletes of all levels.
Nike partners with Kim Kardashian's Skims shapewear brand: 'We're incredibly excited'
The sportwear company Nike, which has faced lagging revenue and relevance, is teaming up with reality TV star Kim Kardashian's shapewear brand Skims.
Nike Sees Stock Bump After Kim Kardashian Skims Deal Announced
NikeSkims is the latest joint venture between Skims and Nike brands. The goal is to reach more women in Nike's audience.
Nike lanza una nueva marca de fitness junto a Skims de Kim Kardashian
Nike Inc. y Skims, la marca de ropa interior de Kim Kardashian, se han unido para crear una nueva marca de fitness dirigida a las mujeres.
Nike (NKE) Jumps after Launching NikeSKIMS with Kim Kardashian
Shares of Nike (NKE) are up in today’s trading after the apparel and footwear company launched a new women’s activewear brand called NikeSKIMS
Nike partners with Kim Kardashian's Skims for new women's athleisure brand
Nike will launch a new women's activewear brand in the U.S. this spring in partnership with Kim Kardashian-owned shapewear label Skims, as CEO Elliott Hill works to broaden its offerings to better compete with upstart brands.
Kim Kardashian partners with Nike on new Skims brand
Nike is partnering with Skims and introducing a new female-focused brand together with the shapewear company co-founded by Kim Kardashian.
Kim Kardashian gives Nike’s flagging business a swoosh
Nike’s ambassadors have been modern gladiators such as Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods and Roger Federer. But Skims has quickly become a formidable business. Five years into existence, it makes more than $1bn in annual revenue.
Nike is the Dow’s best performer today, after joining forces with Kim Kardashian. But celebrity collabs aren’t a guaranteed fix.
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Nike Gets a $115 Price Target as NikeSkims Set to Boost Women’s Activewear Market Reach
The upcoming NikeSkims collaboration represents an innovative approach to expand its market reach and tap into the lucrative ...
Kim Kardashian nearly bares all in tiny wet T-shirt and bikini bottoms during beach photo shoot
Kim Kardashian is leaving very little to the imagination. The reality TV star nearly bared all in a tiny wet T-shirt and a ...
Billionaire Investor Bill Ackman Continues to Buy This Stock While It's Down Over 50%. Should You Buy Before It Roars Back?
Nike is collaborating with SKIMS in a joint venture to launch a new brand and product line. SKIMS is a fast-growing shapewear and clothing brand co-founded by Kim Kardashian in late 2019. It started ...
The Rise of SKIMS: From Shapewear to NikeSKIMS
Towards the end of 2024, SKIMS hit another significant milestone, opening up its first physical flagship store in New York ...
Nike and Skims’ Joint Label Announcement Earns $6.1 Million in Media Exposure, Kim Kardashian’s Post Boosts Collaboration by $1 Million
Tuesday’s announcement of the new brand created in partnership by sports giant Nike and lifestyle company Skims generated ...
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Kim Kardashian Sued for Wrongly Identifying Man as a Death Row Inmate
Kim Kardashian is being sued after mistakenly naming a New York man a Texas death row inmate in a social media posting.