Nike stock got a solid boost this week after JPMorgan upgraded the stock, breathing new life into investor sentiment around ...

NIKE Inc.’s NKE ongoing efforts to streamline inventory and reset the marketplace remain central to its turnaround strategy.

J.P. Morgan’s Boss raised his rating on the stock to overweight, after being at neutral for the past 13 months. He also boosted his stock-price target to $93 from $64, with the new target implying ...

Shares of Nike climbed $2.97, or 3.9 percent, to $79.24 on Monday after JPMorgan upgraded the stock to “overweight” from ...

The JPMorgan analyst said management confirmed that the company remains on track to return to a “healthy and clean” ...

Despite a 12% drop in brand value to $28 billion, Nike remains the world’s most valuable apparel brand, according to Brand Finance’s annual rating. H&M is number two, followed by Zara and Adidas.

Nike Inc. is succeeding in clearing excess inventory, is speeding up new product innovation and balancing its distribution - all good reasons to buy the stock, according to a Jefferies note ...

Nike began installing i2's supply chain software last summer to automate inventory, order management and other parts of the supply chain for its footwear division.

Nike’s decline in inventory and its relatively stable gross margin — which was down 10 basis points — stand in stark contrast to its rival in the sportswear space, Under Armour.