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Nike CEO John Donahoe appeared to defend the company's progressive "values" in a new interview, while dodging a question about its business with China amid the ruling Communist Party's human rights abuses in Xinjiang and Hong Kong.



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Nike's shameless capitulation to China

If you’ve ever wondered why a country such as China can get away with imprisoning and torturing more than 2 million innocent people without facing any global consequences, look no further than Nike, a U.S.-based corporation that willingly turns a blind eye to the Chinese Communist Party’s human…

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In a Thursday interview on CNBC’s “Closing Bell,” Nike, Inc. CEO Jack Donahoe said the way the Fortune 100 company operates aligns with its values.

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Nike CEO Defends Doing Business In China: ‘We Operate Very Aligned To Our Values’

Challenged on Nike’s refusal to speak out more firmly on China’s human rights abuses since his company has a huge market in China, Nike CEO John Donahoe said his company didn’t have to sacrifice any of its values to do business in China, stating that Nike operates “very aligned with our values.”Donahoe told CNBC’s Ariel Eisen, “We participate in sport all over the world, including China.”“China’s a very important market for us; we have a long-te…

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Nike CEO On Doing Business In China: ‘Very Aligned With Our Values’

(BREITBART) – On Thursday’s broadcast of CNBC’s “Closing Bell,” Nike CEO John Donahoe responded to a question on why Nike hasn’t been more vocal on human rights issues in China by stating that they participate “in sport all over the world, including China. China’s a very important market for us.” And maintained that they have…

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Nike CEO: We're ignoring China's abuses because 'China's a very important market'

'We operate very aligned with our values, always have been, always will, including throughout our supply chain.'

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Nike CEO: We Don't Comment on China's Atrocities Because It's 'A Very Important Market for Us'

"There is definitely some bitter aftertaste among Chinese consumers since the Xinjiang cotton boycott,"

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Nike CEO: 'China is a very important market for us'

Nike CEO John Donahoe fawned on Thursday over his company's "incredible" connection with Chinese consumers.

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Nike CEO Defends Relationship With China Despite Human Rights Abuses: 'A Very Important Market'

Nike CEO John Donahoe appeared to defend the company's woke "values" in a new interview, while dodging a question about its business with China amid the ruling Communist Party's human rights abuses in Xinjiang and Hong Kong.

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Nike CEO pressed on not addressing Chinese human rights abuses: 'China is a very important market for us'

On Thursday’s broadcast of CNBC’s “Closing Bell,” Nike CEO John Donahoe responded to a question on why Nike hasn’t been more vocal on human rights issues in China by stating that they participate “in sport all over the world, including

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Nike CEO: We Haven't Been More Vocal on China's Abuses Because 'China's a Very Important Market'

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Nike CEO John Donahoe responded to a question on why Nike hasn’t been more vocal on human rights issues in China. He said that they participate “in sport all over the world, including China. China’s a very important market for us. We have a long-term history in China”

Nike CEO pressed on not addressing Chinese human rights abuses: 'China is a very important market for us'

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