Nike earnings crushed Wall Street’s estimates, but there’s a catch
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Nike’s beat driven by a tariff refund is a reminder that one‑off policy and tax events can mask underlying demand or margin issues. If your own quarter looks unusually good, separate structural gains from windfalls before you lock in spend, hiring, or inventory decisions.
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