Last month, we learned Nike is accusing StockX of knowingly selling fake Jordans. Originating earlier this year, the now-amended lawsuit was initiated, with Nike suing the marketplace over their relea
It’s telling of our maturity as a society that infertility is a concept approached with awkwardness and uncertainty.
When the topic of fertility comes up, we often hear hushed tones discussing someone else’s or their own journey through infertility.
Kindbody isn’t solely selling a dream of belonging, however — there is a large focus on the consumerism of patient care.
One in eight couples, single parents by choice and much of the LGBTQ+ population in the United States seek out fertility services.
Eight years ago, Nike decided it was time to expand the Nike Sports Research Lab (NSRL), which was housed in the Mia Hamm building across company headquarters. Now a full five times the size of its fo
StockX is a unique company at the nexus of two radical transitions that isn’t just redefining markets, but our culture as well.
StockX may be a multibillion dollar juggernaut with massive influence radiating throughout sneaker culture today, but it started with taking the leap to transforming a personal passion into a business
In this part of the EC-1, we’ll explore how authentication got started at StockX and how it has grown, as well as what it takes to compete with the fakes — and the fallout when the company gets a
E-commerce startups and tech companies have sprouted up to target this connected cultural consumer, and StockX has had to run quickly to maintain its product and marketplace lead.
While StockX’s idea of access does circumvent gatekeeping and the backdoor deals of the past to an extent, it has come at the cost of having access taken from vibrant regions, brick-and-mortar store
The lack of substantial progress toward true representation, diversity and inclusion across several industries illustrates what hasn’t worked.
Plenty of investments are made during a recession, and it’s no secret that smart investors will put money into recession-proof markets.
Achieving a sense of community has been the pursuit of businesses trying to attract the experience-over-items millennials and Gen Z who want their consumerism to have a positive impact on the world.
We spoke to CEOs and founders about how their companies have evolved from first entering the space and feeling like an island to now -- a community of women changing the world for women.
All it takes to win a gold medal at the Olympics is the best performance on the day of the event. To that end, Nike introduced innovation-led products with proven performance-enhancing results.
In 1927, Charles Brannock, the son of a local shoe company owner in Syracuse, N.Y., invented the Brannock Device. The steel measurement tool with five scales has been the most effective way in the U.S
One can easily wonder why anyone would want to allow someone complete 24-hour access to their location, especially the type who text “On my way!” before they’ve even stepped foot into the shower