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Nike Launches New Fitness Brand With Kim Kardashian’s Skims

The new partners say they have long-term vision for body-fitting activewear for women.
An employee key card with Kim Kardashian's face. Logos for Skims and Nike are visible.
NikeSKIMS will debut its first collection in the United States at select retail locations and online this spring. (Nike)

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A Memo to Elliott Hill on His First Day at Nike

The new CEO has a monumental task ahead of him as he begins work on Nike’s turnaround strategy. Success means resetting expectations, showing evidence of meaningful innovation, recapturing the attention of sneakerheads and earning the trust of retailers.

Skims Named Underwear Partner of the NBA

The National Basketball Association announced a multi-year partnership with Skims, the shapewear, intimates and apparel label founded by Kim Kardashian, on Monday.

Customers to Brands: Know Thyself

Fashion brands are working harder to clarify their messaging around what they stand for and what makes them different. How will customers respond?

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