Nike Earnings Disappoint as China Sales Lag
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Nike’s China softness is another data point that global brands can’t treat the region as a guaranteed growth engine. Operators with China exposure should stress-test scenarios where local demand is flat to down and decide now which investments are truly core versus optional.
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