Really, Nike? Then why do you have your shoes made by an oppressive, morally bankrupt regime? China is the ugly poster ... Uyghur slave labor working in factories supplying 83 well-known global ...

Nike said it was reviewing its suppliers’ hiring practices in China, after The Washington ... groups of young people being sent to work at factories where they live in dormitories and attend ...

“Nike remains vocal about injustice here in ... “There are so many forced labor factories in China. For instance, Uyghur forced labor, it is modern day slavery, and it is happening right ...

Michael Jordan wanted to see the working conditions in Nike's factories in Asia amid accusations of sweatshops.

Nike’s continued growth in Cambodia underscores the level of political and labor repression the company has been willing to ...

Ten years ago, China was responsible for most of Nike's and Adidas’s shoes, but now the country’s factories seem to have outgrown those brands. Wages have gone up in Chinese apparel factories ...

Nike’s second-largest production base is Indonesia, where its 45 contract factories employ more than 280,000 workers. The company has been moving production out of China over the last decade.

The videos claim many apparel brands such as Nike and Lululemon get their products from Chinese factories ... according to Bloomberg. CHINA INCREASES TARIFFS ON US IMPORTS TO 125% FROM 84% ...

Economist Peter Schiff warned on Thursday that Nike won’t shift production to ... and reduced domestic sales for the footwear giant. China reviving World War II airfield in America's backyard ...

What Happened: “Nike won’t build factories in the U.S. to make sneakers ... which include a 34% rate for China and 32% for Indonesia, both key manufacturing locations for the company.