Nike is trying to feel like Nike again—and investors are watching the reset
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- Nike’s latest reported quarter (fiscal 2026 Q2, reported December 18, 2025) showed $12.4B revenue and a clear split: wholesale up, NIKE Direct down.
- Converse is reportedly reorganizing and preparing job cuts, a reminder Nike’s cleanup is happening brand-by-brand.
- Nike is also navigating an EEOC subpoena enforcement action tied to alleged discrimination against white workers, adding headline risk in 2026.
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