Nike’s founder, a Walmart heiress, and the owner of the Dallas Cowboys are among the billionaires bankrolling March Madness Sweet 16 schools
Some of America’s wealthiest have donated millions of dollars to the U.S. schools with the top-ranked basketball programs.
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Nike's Supply Chain Workers Continue to ‘Fight the Heist'
On Friday, 1,000 garment workers in South and Southeast Asia risked retaliation by going public with their faces in a ...
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Billionaire Phil Knight Goes to Great Lengths for Dan Lanning’s Oregon With Bold NIL Move to Boost $1.7M Portfolio
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Analyst reboots Nike stock price target ahead of earnings
But the Nike veteran, who freely admits that he has "an irrational love for this company," was also honest about the state of ...
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Oregon’s collective Division Street releases Nike Air Max 95/97 for NIL
The Oregon-focused NIL collective, Division Street, is partnering with GOAT and Flight Club to release the first-ever Nike ...
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March Madness Begins for the Oregon Ducks With These Exclusive Air Jordans
The men's team was given the player-exclusive Air Jordan 9 after being awarded the fifth seed in the NCAA tournament.