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Nicole SummerfieldinWRIT340EconFall2022The Success and Deceit of Nike: A Critique of Shoe DogThe success story of Nike is one for the ages, which Phil Knight brilliantly details in his memoir Shoe Dog. Exceptionally written, the…Dec 6, 20225
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