Nike Says It ‘Acted Swiftly’ After It Heard of Behavioral Issues
Signage is displayed outside a Nike Inc. store in San Francisco, California.
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Nike Inc., which is reviewing misconduct at the world’s largest sports brand, said it “acted swiftly” when it heard of behavior problems among managers and executives.
“We take these issues very seriously and we were disturbed and saddened to hear of them,” Greg Rossiter, a spokesman for the company, said in an emailed statement. “We are committed to a culture that reflects our values and are taking steps so that all our employees have a positive experience built on respect, inclusivity and empowerment.”