Nike's running business is changing amid scandal and the pandemic - The Washington Post
Nike ad featuring pregnant athletes called out by Allyson Felix, others
Opinion | Allyson Felix: My Own Nike Pregnancy Story - The New York Times
Nike, Brooks Running Entangled in Track Controversy | Beautiful athletes, Female athletes, World athletics
Nike-Sponsored Russian Track Athletes Under Investigation For Doping – Footwear News
Runners wearing Nike 'super shoes' dominated in the Olympics, taking more than 60% of podium spots
Nike Runner Mary Cain Had a Common Condition Among Female Athletes
Nike removes contract reductions for pregnant athletes after backlash - Sports Illustrated
Nike To Investigate Runner Mary Cain's Claims Of Abuse At Its Oregon Project : NPR
After Nike fallout, Allyson Felix changes sponsorship game
The Trials Is the Biggest Moment for Running Brands - Outside Online
Allyson Felix: Nike changes policy for pregnant athletes - BBC Sport
Nike parental leave: Nike responds to backlash over maternity leave policy and allegations by female track runners in New York Times op-ed - CBS News
The Epic Untold Story of Nike's Two Hour Marathon Attempt | WIRED
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Nike accused of cutting sponsorship pay for pregnant athletes in the New York Times - Vox
Allyson Felix: Nike Maternity Ad Is 'Brilliant' but 'Hard to Watch'
Nike Says It Will End Financial Penalties for Pregnant Athletes - The New York Times
Star runner slams Nike over treatment of female athletes
Super spikes are causing a seismic shift – so why won't athletes admit it? | Athletics | The Guardian
More than shoes: Nike navigates complicated twists in track - OPB
How Much Do Pro Runners Make? | Pro Runner Contracts
Gap's Athleta brand signs sponsorship deal with Olympian Allyson Felix
Nike Contracts to Eliminate Performance Requirements for New Moms
Athletes: Asia. Nike.com
Nike Supports Track Athletes' Right to Organize - WSJ
