Nike released a shoe for 'everyday heroes'
Nike's new shoe was not created for athletes such as basketball players or tennis players, but for a different crowd -- medical workers.
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California man's rare Nike shoes sell for tens of thousands
A Sacramento man was shocked when he learned how much a 47-year-old pair of running shoes in his garage was worth.
Program helps amputee kids find running shoes
On an oppressively hot summer afternoon standing on the Belmont University track overlooking Nashville's skyline, Kenbe Rogers is practicing to set a new personal record.
Vans announces Harry Potter collection
Vans announced a Harry Potter collaboration today that has fans ready to hand over all their money.
Glover launches new Adidas line in honor of the worn and dirty shoe
Looks like Donald Glover has more creative projects up his sleeve beyond Coachella and "Guava Island."
Vans releases new collection inspired by David Bowie
It's impossible to divorce the late David Bowie's music from his idiosyncratic style. Now, skateboarding brand Vans has paid tribute to the singer, who died in 2016 with a capsule shoe and clothing collection inspired by his many style reinventions.
Woman buys out Payless store to help Nebraska flooding victims
A woman walked out of Payless with hundreds of new shoes, but none of them are for her.
Nike's stock falls after Duke star is hurt as his sneaker comes apart
Nike is playing damage control after Duke basketball phenom Zion Williamson tore his sneaker in a game Wednesday evening.
Would you pay more for sustainable sneakers?
Some are leather-free. Others use recycled plastic bottles. Many have soles made from wild Amazonian rubber.
Grungy, taped-up designer sneakers sell for $530
Run along, Nike. A new sneaker is taking its turn at trending and offending.
Thieves make off with right foot shoes from Virginia store
Some thieves in Virginia may have a hard time on the run after stealing only right shoes from a store.
Reebok launches 'Cotton + Corn' recyclable sneaker
Reebok is now offering new plant-based recyclable shoes through its website.
Vans sneakers are crushing it
Vans continue to bring "Off the Wall" skateboarding culture to the center of fashion.
Nike's digital reboot is working
Nike has hit its stride a year after making major changes to how it sells you shoes and clothes.
Adidas' vision for the future: Personalization, fast
For all but the most elite athletes, buying athletic shoes can be hit or miss: Go to the store, find something you like, and try it on. If it doesn't feel quite right, too bad. Try another shoe.
Nike's American sales grow for the first time in a year
Nike is back on track at home.
Louboutin wins fight to prevent red sole copycats
Christian Louboutin has claimed victory in a legal battle over its signature red-soled shoes.
Kanye West 'is a very important part of our strategy,' Adidas CEO says
Adidas is standing behind Kanye West after the rapper described slavery as a choice.
Under Armour still under siege in the US
Good news for Under Armour: Its star endorser Stephen Curry is expected to make his playoff debut Tuesday night after sitting out a few weeks with an injury.
Michael Jackson's famous moonwalk shoes are going up for auction
The black loafers that Michael Jackson used to perform his signature moonwalk for the first time on stage are going up for auction.
Pizza Hut unveils sneakers that can place orders, pause live TV
Pizza Hut announced the return of its pizza-ordering sneakers called Pie Tops.
Utah Jazz player uses his shoes to speak on school shooting
Parkland, Florida may be more than 2,500 miles away from Salt Lake City, Utah, but the Florida school shooting was close to the mind of NBA player Donovan Mitchell. Or more accurately, his feet.
Under Armour had an awful year. Will 2018 be better?
Under Armour has been under attack from Wall Street. The stock has lost more than half its value in 2017, making it the worst performer in the S&P 500. And this year's plunge follows a more than 30% drop in 2016.
Birkenstock markets $800 shoe
What's old is new again--and apparently more expensive.
