Nike buys Converse, seeking entry into lower-priced shoe market
Nike buys Converse, seeking entry into lower-priced shoe market.
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Nike buys Converse, seeking entry into lower-priced shoe market.
Reader comments
Edward AustinJul 14, 2003 at 5:29PM
As long as Nike doesn't plaster Michael Jordan crap and those little swoosh signs all over the Converses and the price doesn't go up to $150.00, then I don't have a problem (Although the three-year-old named Phong in Cambodia working for .002 cents an hour probably does).
Edward AustinJul 14, 2003 at 5:29PM
As long as Nike doesn't plaster Michael Jordan crap and those little swoosh signs all over the Converses and the price doesn't go up to $150.00, then I don't have a problem (Although the three-year-old named Phong in Cambodia working for .002 cents an hour probably does).
GeorgeJul 23, 2003 at 11:38PM
all i have to say is the price better NOT go up and the nike sign better stay off of the chucks or sales will most likely fall. i know alot of converse lovers who hate this buy out. thank you.
California GirlDec 09, 2003 at 3:10AM
i dont care about nike buying converse, just as long the chucks stay exactly the way theyare meaning no nike or whatsoever signs printed on them... and lets hope they do not boost the price up high
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