Nike is playing damage control after Duke basketball phenom Zion Williamson tore his sneaker in a game Wednesday evening.

Attorneys representing lawyer Michael Avenatti filed a court motion on Wednesday that alleges that a Nike employee at least approved under-the-table payments to former Duke star Zion Williamson ...

Duke basketball player Zion Williamson’s shoe split open just 36 seconds into a Feb. 20 matchup between Duke and University of North Carolina. (Video: Reuters) ...

Zion Williamson is a living, breathing, walking brand. Everything he touches at this point turns into money — for both himself and corporations that connect themselves to him. Nike has been m… ...

Nike called the sneaker malfunction that caused Duke freshman Zion Williamson to sprain his right knee an “isolated occurrence,” but also seems to realize that such incidents have the ...

Basketball shoe maker Puma throws shade at Nike after shoe mishap involving Duke's Zion Williamson, but later deletes its tweet.

Nike's stock appeared to drop the day after Zion Williamson's shoe exploded? But was that really why the price dropped? And how much did they lose?

Nike has had $1.1bn (£844m) knocked off its stock market value as after what is being called one of the most expensive apparel failures in history.

Zion Williamson has yet to play since bursting through his PG 2.5 sneakers and leaving a Duke game with a mild knee sprain. With Williamson set to return in the near future, Sports Illustrated ...

Nike's high-profile shoe fail costs $1.1 billion in stock value ...

Zion Williamson is expected to be OK after blowing through his shoe and hurting his knee, and Nike is trying to figure out what happened.

Nike is facing backlash after Duke's star basketball player Zion Williamson's shoe exploded in a highly anticipated matchup against North Carolina on Wednesday.