Nike cuts jobs amid revenue decline
Statements (22)
- Bearish
Nike is planning layoffs.
- Bearish
Nike is implementing restructuring plans that will lead to job cuts in 2027.
- Bearish
Nike reported first-quarter results and announced additional job cuts.
- Bearish
Nike is ending its $1.5 billion shoe distribution program in the US after a customer backlash.
- Bearish
Nike is cutting more jobs and reorganizing its global business divisions amid worsening difficulties in China.
- Bearish
Nike unveiled a restructuring that will eliminate jobs.
- Bearish
Nike plans to lay off staff as part of its second-quarter results.
- Bearish
Nike is cutting jobs and consolidating regional units as sales slide.
- Bearish
Nike is cutting its workforce following a decline in fiscal first-quarter profits and sales.
- Bearish
Nike announced layoffs in the next period.
- Bearish
Nike is reducing its workforce by cutting the number of employees in its first fiscal quarter.
- Bearish
Nike is restructuring its organization in Zuhány Airport, Hungary, with layoffs and business unit consolidations.
- Bearish
Nike is cutting more jobs to address a sputtering turnaround.
- Bearish
Nike is cutting 2.5 billion dollars in spending by 2031, including layoffs.
- Neutral
Nike is launching a $2.5 billion cost-cutting program called "Pace" to strengthen the company despite revenue decline
- Bearish
Nike is cutting jobs as part of a restructuring plan to become more agile and efficient
- Neutral
Nike is relocating some Beaverton staff as part of a $2.5 billion cost-cutting plan
- Bearish
Nike is reducing spending more severely than previously planned.
- Bearish
Nike is planning more job cuts and geographic changes following a forecasted sharp revenue drop
- Bearish
Nike is cutting an undetermined number of jobs as it seeks to accelerate a turnaround.
- Bearish
Nike is cutting jobs as it forecasts revenue decline in the coming year
- Bearish
Nike is cutting jobs and reorganizing global operations amid revenue decline.