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Essay heading: Nike Corporation
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Both domestically and overseas Nike operates retail stores, including NikeTowns and factory outlets. Nearly all of the items are manufactured by independent contractors, primarily located overseas, with Nike involved in the design, development, and marketing. In addition to its wide range of core athletic shoes and apparel, the company also sells Nike and Bauer brand athletic equipment, Cole Haan brand dress and casual footwear, and the Sports Specialties line of headwear featuring licensing team logos... displayed 300 characters
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In addition to its wide range of core athletic shoes and apparel, the company also sells Nike and Bauer brand athletic equipment, Cole Haan brand dress and casual footwear, and the Sports Specialties line of headwear featuring licensing team logos. (IDC, 2001)
Nike Outsourcing: As the Japanese market matured a decade after NIKE began contracting there for shoe production, Nike shifted its operations to cheaper Taiwanese and Korean suppliers... displayed next 300 characters
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