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  • 18 hours ago | oregonlive.com | Matthew Kish

    Nike won’t release a corporate responsibility report this year, breaking its practice for the last six years. Since 2019, the company has published an annual report, typically in March, which provides information about its efforts to leave a lighter footprint on the planet, diversify its ranks and improve working conditions, including in overseas factories. Before then, going back to 2001, Nike typically produced a report every other year.

  • 1 day ago | oregonlive.com | Matthew Kish

    Zena Forest Products might not be a household name in Oregon, but its products have been under the feet of many Oregonians. The family-owned company makes hardwood flooring, including the oak flooring in the renovated Portland International Airport terminal. The 10-employee company, based in the town of Rickreall, west of Salem, is among those that have benefitted from federal programs that support small businesses.

  • 1 day ago | oregonlive.com | Matthew Kish

    A federal judge has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s effort to pull the plug on Job Corps, issuing an order which at least pauses the closure of an Astoria center that would have eliminated 168 jobs. Job Corps is a free vocational training program funded by the U.S. Department of Labor for people ages 16 to 24. The Labor Department said last month it would “pause” the program.

  • 1 day ago | seattletimes.com | Matthew Kish

    In the past few years, Nike Dunks became fixtures at sneaker stores. They’ll soon be available at toy stores, too. Last week, Nike unveiled the first product in a multiyear partnership with Lego: an 1,180-piece Lego set that features a Nike Dunk and a unique minifigure named B’Ball Head. The July 1 release will be followed by the Aug. 1 release of a Nike Air Max DN sneaker that resembles a yellow Lego brick. But the multiyear partnership isn’t just about toys and sneakers.

  • 2 days ago | oregonlive.com | Matthew Kish

    In the past few years, Nike Dunks became fixtures at sneaker stores. They’ll soon be available at toy stores, too. Last week, Nike unveiled the first product in a multiyear partnership with Lego: an 1,180-piece Lego set that features a Nike Dunk and a unique minifigure named B’Ball Head. The July 1 release will be followed by the Aug. 1 release of a Nike Air Max DN sneaker that resembles a yellow Lego brick. But the multiyear partnership isn’t just about toys and sneakers.

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Matthew Kish
Matthew Kish @matthewkish
7 May 25

RT @charlesornstein: Good explainer. How Trump’s Tariffs Could Affect Nike, Its Workers and Prices https://t.co/Z2fPK1jwn3 @matthewkish @Or…

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Matthew Kish @matthewkish
19 Sep 24

Nike has named Elliott Hill the company's next CEO: https://t.co/1LSgF1VxXz

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