There’s no disputing that Nike’s storied partnership with Portland advertising agency Wieden+Kennedy has led to some of the most iconic and inspirational campaigns of all time. From print ads to TV ...

Five months after unveiling a new pair of signature Saquon Barkley cleats, Nike leaned on the reigning and defending NFL ...

Sports brand Nike has confirmed its sponsorship split with legendary golfer Tiger Woods in a stylish new ad. In typical Nike form, the minimalist design is simple yet effective, commemorating the ...

ESPN mistakenly aired Nike's commercial congratulating the Las Vegas Aces on winning the WNBA Finals before the end of Game 4.

Nike is known for hitting it out of the park with their post-victory ads. Fans have seen them done for specific players after winning championships and golfers after winning majors, among other ...

Nike is making a high-stakes bet on a Super Bowl commercial to breathe new life into its struggling brand. After losing ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Nike has released a two-minute commercial narrated by Colin Kaepernick, while the national debate continues to rage over the company's endorsement deal with the controversial ...

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Nike sneaker ad labeled ‘misleading’ for marketing $35 kids’ shoes to adults London (CNN) — A “misleading” online advertisement for $35 Nike sneakers has been banned in Britain for failing to make ...

Jeff Jacoby’s column “Nike celebrates athletics at its worst” (Opinion, Aug. 7) points out everything that is distressing about Nike’s “Am I a bad person?” advertising campaign, which celebrates ...

Nike does it again. This time, with what might be a perfect ad to congratulate Scottie Scheffler for his 2025 PGA Championship. "Best player in the world? Guilty." That's all it says. That's all it ...

XX-XY ATHETLICS: In honor of #XXDay, please join XX-XY Athletics in asking Nike to do the right thing and stand up for girls, by sharing our new ad, “Dear Nike”. Dear Nike. Dear Nike. Dear Nike. Why ...