The Mary Cain controversy is the latest in a series that Nike has had to deal with in the past few months.

The $36.4 billion brand has weathered several controversies including the NBA-China firestorm and sexual discrimination lawsuits.

With a lifetime endorsement deal with Nike and various business ventures, James recently launched the multidimensional platform Uninterrupted.

A 5,000-square-foot retail store is part of the immersive destination that opens Aug. 12.

Kate Jhaveri formerly worked at Twitter and Facebook and will start at the sports league on Aug. 15.

The infringement suit involves a striped design in certain Brooklyn Nets jerseys that Coogi claims rips off its iconic sweaters.

In addition to replica jerseys for leading players like Stephen Curry, the league is trying to attract more shoppers with hyperlocal products and designer collaborations.

But the retailer said it has a comeback plan, including new products, the search for a new ceo and continued investments in its digital presence.

And it doesn’t end there. Foot Locker is upping its game in apparel and accessories, too.

The deal will include a line of sneakers and apparel launching at ComplexCon.

Retailer sees opportunity for women’s collection that mirrors men’s

“The Path to the Cap” is intended to complement Thursday’s NBA Draft.

The season kicks off with pre-season games on May 6.

The streetwear designer, known for his Gothic snake prints, has collaborated with Disney on a line inspired by animated baddies.

Adriaen Black will be welcoming six or seven NFL players as interns to show them the challenges and upsides of starting a clothing company.