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sneaker

[snee-ker] / ˈsni kər /


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Nike this week said it would cut 775 people, primarily at distribution centers across Tennessee and Mississippi, as the sneaker company rolls out more advanced automation and looks to streamline its operations.

From The Wall Street Journal

I’m walking back to the locker room to change when a short kid with hair gelled up into toothbrush-like bristles and neon-blue sneakers joins me.

From Literature

In a statement Monday, the sneaker maker said it was “taking steps to strengthen and streamline our operations so we can move faster, operate with greater discipline and better serve athletes and consumers.”

From MarketWatch

He put the bag down near a shoe rack and indicated that the boy should take off his sneakers.

From Literature

The company recently shook up its leadership, working to be more nimble like competitors that have gained ground in the sneaker and athleticwear market.

From The Wall Street Journal