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During earnings season, companies like Nike, Boeing, and Starbucks report “kitchen sink” quarters, disclosing bad news to reset expectations and drive recovery.

Wolverine World Wide Inc. (NYSE: WWW) designs and manufactures footwear and apparel under a diverse portfolio of brands beyond their popular Wolverine boots.

On Holding is a growth stock that's just getting started.

Over a long enough time horizon, this consumer discretionary stock has been a big winner.

Each of these could be a millionaire-maker, and together they could be part of a supercharged growth portfolio.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has gained ground in 2024, despite the steep losses racked up by laggards like Intel, Nike, and Boeing.

The former CEO of athletic apparel and footwear giant Nike Inc. (NYSE: NKE) returns on Oct. 14, 2024, ushering in a possible clean slate.

Nike's new CEO starts this week.

Which of these iconic American brands is a better investment?

Nike is still a giant, but these two stocks have growth on their side.

Over the past five years, Nike stock has delivered a loss of about 12.6%, while the S&P 500 surged nearly 92% during that time.

Nike has failed to capitalize on the basketball star's soaring popularity.

Nike has a long road to full recovery, but operational quality and analyst support suggest it can be done; the question is how long until the stock rebounds.

On Holding saw double-digit revenue growth across all channels in its second quarter of 2024, with gross profit margin rising 40 bps to 59.95%.

The shoe company has a world-class brand, but its recent struggles have left it stagnant.

Nike's tepid returns under John Donahoe have led to a change at its CEO position. The new CEO has a great chance to bring Nike back to what made it great.

The article examines whether the recent recovery in two underperforming dividend stocks on the Dow signals a potential turnaround.

Nike surprises Wall Street with a CEO change.

Here are three growing companies that could deliver explosive returns.

These are two companies heading in very different directions.

The upstart athletic shoe-maker had solid earnings and guidance, with its new "Lightspray" technology garnering enthusiasm.

These two footwear stocks have had strong years.

The shoe company is growing rapidly, but shareholders' expectations may simply be too high.