"Movement is what matters." That's what an advertisement in a Boston Nike storefront now reads after the athletic brand replaced the signage following backlash to the original win ...

Nike faces backlash over a Boston Marathon ad critics called 'pace shaming.' The company pulled the sign and promised to do better for all runners.

Nike yanked a Boston Marathon ad that mocked “walkers” following accusations of “pace shaming” and excluding athletes with disabilities. The sportswear giant removed the sign stating in all caps ...

Nike is earning widespread praise for its latest ad campaign spotlighting professional golfer Scottie Scheffler’s Open Championship win — and, more importantly, his role as a devoted father. On Sunday ...

Nike was reportedly forced to remove an "offensive" ad before the Boston Marathon on Monday. Monday, April 20 is Patriots' Day in Boston. The Red Sox will be playing an afternoon game and the 2026 ...

Nike is known for hitting it out of the park with their post-victory ads. Fans have seen them done for specific players after winning championships and golfers after winning majors, among other ...

Part of Nike's advertising campaign for Monday's 130th Boston Marathon backfired enough that the company walked back its ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Within days of each other, Nike and Adidas released two of the most compelling ads in recent memory. Two days later, Adidas ...

Malia Obama and Nike were accused by filmmaker Natalie Jasmine Harris Monday of taking uncredited inspiration from her short film “Grace” for the sports brand’s new Obama-directed campaign ad with ...

Feb 11, 2025, 7:21am EST Updated: Feb 11, 2025, 7:53am EST Courtesy of Nike Iconic female athletes like Jordan Chiles were featured in Nike's "So Win" campaign during the Super Bowl. It focused on ...

Nike’s ad campaign for this month’s London Marathon led to some major faith-related pushback. Spectators and social media users took issue with a billboard that said “Never Again. Until Next Year,” ...