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How Investors May Respond To NIKE (NKE) Ending Pou Sheng China Online Sales From 2027
Simply Wall St.21h agoneutral
How Investors May Respond To NIKE (NKE) Ending Pou Sheng China Online Sales From 2027

Pou Sheng International announced that Nike has already notified the group its online sales of Nike products in mainland China will fully cease from January 1, 2027, removing a channel that generated about 15% of Pou Sheng’s 2025 revenue but only a small share of its profit. Ahead of this shift, concerns over how resetting Nike’s China online marketplace and related distribution changes may weigh on earnings have become central to how investors assess the brand’s current transition. Next,...

Investing.com1d agobearish
JPMorgan cuts Nike to Underweight, sees EPS well below consensus

Investing.com -- JPMorgan downgraded Nike to Underweight from Neutral in a note Tuesday, warning investors that the financial impact of the company's turnaround decisions will linger far longer than the Street expects, pressuring earnings through fiscal 2028.

Here Are Tuesday’s Top Wall Street Analyst Research Calls: Apple, CoreWeave, eBay, Exxon Mobil, Intuit, Nebius Group, Palantir Technologies, SK hynix, and More
24/7 Wall St.1d agoneutral
Here Are Tuesday’s Top Wall Street Analyst Research Calls: Apple, CoreWeave, eBay, Exxon Mobil, Intuit, Nebius Group, Palantir Technologies, SK hynix, and More

Pre-Market Stock Futures: Futures are trading higher after a solid start to August, with all major indices finishing higher on Monday. The President tapping the brakes on attacks on Iran and a return to the negotiating table, combined with massive technology earnings and tumbling oil prices, was just the ticket for traders and investors to ... Here Are Tuesday’s Top Wall Street Analyst Research Calls: Apple, CoreWeave, eBay, Exxon Mobil, Intuit, Nebius Group, Palantir Technologies, SK hynix, and

JD Sports downgraded due to pressure on consumers and lack of 'brand heat'
Proactive2d agobearish
JD Sports downgraded due to pressure on consumers and lack of 'brand heat'

JD Sports Fashion PLC (LSE:JD., OTC:JDSPY) has been downgraded by RBC Capital Markets as it views sportswear markets as "highly promotional", with lower-income consumers under pressure from the elevated cost of living. Cutting the rating to 'sector perform' from 'outperform', with a 100p...

Nike (NKE) Launches Studio Fleece To Rebuild Its Women's Sportswear Business
Simply Wall St.3d agoneutral
Nike (NKE) Launches Studio Fleece To Rebuild Its Women's Sportswear Business

Nike has launched its new Studio Fleece line, a women's sportswear collection centered on versatile essentials like hoodies and sweatpants. The release targets the athleisure segment and comes as the company looks to refresh its women's offering during 2026. The collection is positioned as a simple, mix and match range that sets up further product drops later this year. Nike, listed as NYSE:NKE, is putting fresh attention on women's sportswear with Studio Fleece at a time when its...

Investing.com3d agoneutral
What does the China reset mean for the Nike business?

Investing.com -- Nike Inc’s China operating margins should improve 200 basis points in fiscal 2027 to 24%, well above Wall Street’s forecast of roughly flat margins year-over-year, as the sportswear giant eliminates partner-operated online storefronts and exits discounted wholesale channels, Bernstein analysts said in a recent note.

Why Adidas shares slumped following World Cup bump
Reuters Videos5d agobearishVIDEO
Why Adidas shares slumped following World Cup bump

<body><p>STORY: :: Was sponsoring the World Cup worth it?</p><p>:: Peter Devlin, Business reporter</p><p>"Was sponsoring the World Cup worth it?</p><p>If you ask Adidas - maybe not. Shares in the sportswear giant just suffered their biggest drop on record.</p><p>Its huge World Cup marketing bet delivered blockbuster sales - but profits couldn’t keep up.</p><p>Adidas went all in on football’s biggest stage - launching merchandise months before rivals Nike and Puma.</p><p>Then backed it all with a star-studded campaign featuring Timothée Chalamet, Lionel Messi and Bad Bunny.</p><p>And the campaign worked. Adidas sold four times more jerseys and twice as many footballs as the previous tournament, generating around €1.5 billion in World Cup-related sales.</p><p>But attention doesn’t come cheap. Adidas spent an extra €212 million on marketing. So was it worth it?</p><p>Adidas is racing to find its next hit as demand for its Samba and Gazelle sneakers cools.</p><p>But while trends fade, owning the world’s biggest sporting stage is something no rival can take away.</p><p>And in the battle for attention, that might just be the winning goal."</p></body>