Neither Nike nor Adidas: Simone Biles, Stephen Curry and other athletes who have shunned the major brands
For many years in the world of sport, Nike and Adidas have had a duopoly as the main sports brands. However, many sportspeople have chosen to break away so here are seven sportsmen ...
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Manchester United’s Matt McKie places sports marketing in the spotlight
Manchester United’s Matt McKie speaks to Campaign Middle East about positive brand and revenue impact through Middle East ...
Money blog: Gen Alpha becoming 'most influential' financial force
Generation Alpha, those born from 2010, are earning and saving more than ever, and they're encouraging their parents to do ...
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WNBA Stars' Signature Shoes Still Designed With Men in Mind
Behind the scenes of women's basketball's boom, there's tension brewing over footwear. Entrepreneurs and researchers want ...
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Reyes, Cajayon eye Highlands Ladies Cup golf repeat
Marilyn Reyes and Arman Cajayon are returning to the Highlands Ladies Cup with a mission—to defend their titles in the 16th ...
Travis Kelce’s BFF Aric Jones talks Taylor Swift, the tight end’s style evolution and ‘getting fresh’ for game days
I’m never going to downplay [the hype] or to say [the new attention] isn’t the coolest stuff in the world,” Jones tells us.
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10 Indian Celebs who are Ambassadors for Western Fashion Brands
DESIblitz highlights 10 Indian celebrities who are ambassadors for the most famous names in the fashion industry.
Shocker athletics says goodbye Under Armour, hello Nike
Wichita State signed an eight-year apparel agreement with Under Armour in 2017 that brought in its sports as those teams' ...