Nike, Adidas urge US President Donald Trump to end trade war | Zee Business
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Trump Jr. says he 'fixed” Nike ad with photo of his presidential father
Donald Trump's pledge to overhaul Nafta and TPP trade deals hits Nike, Ford and other major US companies hard | The Independent | The Independent
Defense Secretary quotes Nike saying when the president asks you to serve 'Just Do It' - ABC News
Trump criticizes Nike and NFL in tweet after Colin Kaepernick deal
Trump calls Nike's Colin Kaepernick ad 'a terrible message' but tempers criticism - The Washington Post
Our New President Just Got His First Sneaker Endorsement (Update) | GQ
Both Nike and Adidas Speak Out Against Trump's Travel Ban
Trump goes on the attack against Nike after Kaepernick ad - POLITICO
Donald Trump: 'What was Nike thinking?'
Donald Trump Says Nike's Colin Kaepernick Ad Sends 'Terrible Message'
Donald Trump Whips Up Base With Tweet Blasting Nike's Colin Kaepernick Ad – Deadline
Donald Trump calls Nike's Colin Kaepernick ad a terrible message - Sports Illustrated
Donald Trump Jr. Calls Nike Communists After "Betsy Ross Flag" Air Max 1 Cancellation
Nike launches controversial, inspirational Colin Kaepernick ad - AdNews
Trump Says Nike's Getting 'Killed' Over Kaepernick. It's Not
Donald Trump: 'What was Nike thinking?'
Donald Trump's question about Nike after Kaepernick ad has easy answer
Anti-Donald Trump Ads: Nike, Others Just Doing It - Forbes India
What was Nike thinking?': President Trump reacts to Nike ad featuring Colin Kaepernick – Chicago Tribune
Why Trump Loves Nike Almost as Much as He Loathes Colin Kaepernick
An Online Petition Is Calling for Nike to Stop 'Supporting' Trump
Nike, Crocs & More Shoe Brands Urge Trump to Cancel New China Tariffs – Footwear News
Donald Trump Jr. "fixed" Kaepernick Nike ad with father's face - CBS News
Trump on Twitter (Sept 5) - Nike, NFL, New York Times | Reuters.com
Fact check: Nike never said it 'can afford' to lose Trump supporters
