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Globalization vs. Isolationism: Finding Nike's New Competitive Advantage? - Technology and Operations Management

Apple & Nike Are Lobbying for Forced Labor

USA: Apple, Nike and Coca-Cola among companies reportedly lobbying Congress to weaken Uyghur Forced Labour Prevention Bill - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre

Nike chief executive says brand is 'of China and for China' | Financial Times

Back in Style: The Nike Cortez | GQ

Apple & Nike Are Lobbying for Forced Labor

How Nike It Bootlegged Its Sneakers: History of Nike One Line | Complex

More U.S. workers getting Juneteenth off as awareness grows | AP News

China Uighurs: Artist Badiucao targets Apple, Nike, Coca-Cola, Muji

Nike Issues Statement on Company Using Forced Uyghur Labor in China's Xinjiang | National Review

Washington Redskins: Investment firms lobby sponsors to cut ties with team over nickname | NFL News | Sky Sports

USA: Apple, Nike and Coca-Cola among companies reportedly lobbying Congress to weaken Uyghur Forced Labour Prevention Bill - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre

CAIR ACTION ALERT: Urge Congress to Reject Attempts by Nike, Apple, Coca-Cola, Other Corporations to Weaken Forced Labor Legislation Cracking Down on China's Abuse of Uyghur Muslims

Lobbying in Australia: how big business connects to government | Australian politics | The Guardian

Australia under fire for lobbying on California kangaroo trade | AJOT.COM

Nike ethical issues | Ethical Consumer

Colin Kaepernick's Nike deal prompts flurry of debate | AP News

Apple & Nike Are Lobbying for Forced Labor

Analysis: Nike's free workout apps are key to its high-end pricing strategy | Reuters

Lobbying in Australia: how big business connects to government | Australian politics | The Guardian

Shameless corporations like Nike, Coca-Cola lobbying against the Uighur forced labor bill - Alltop Viral

Nike and Coca-Cola lobby against Xinjiang forced labor bill | World News,The Indian Express

Big Brands And Political Activism: What Do Marketers Think?