The Saturday Night Live cold open featured Donald Trump (James Austin Johnson) meeting in the Oval Office with President Joe ...

Footwear corporation Nike filed a lawsuit against online reseller StockX in the New York southern district on February 3, ...

The filing from Nike revealed that fake versions of several popular sneaker releases have slipped past StockX's ...

with a well-padded platform and extra structure along the sides of the shoe. “Trying the Devotion X Max on for the first time was a near religious experience,” SELF’s senior commerce editor ...

Still, the Crocs brand has been strong, and the stock looks undervalued ... will look to build upon the core of its Wendy and Wally shoes, while adding models. It is still looking to stabilize ...

After a yearslong malaise,Alibaba Group Holding stock has roared back to life, thanks to China’s recent stimulus plans—and it isn’t too late to buy in.

Treasury yields end with a loss in a choppy session that capped a gaining month. In October, strong economic data drove investors to curb their expectations regarding the pace of interest rate ...

They would produce around 30 pieces and set aside half of the stock for their friends ... for a collaborative effort on the BAPESTA sneaker commemorating Kanye's debut album, "The College Dropout".

Trump Media & Technology Group, which operates the social media network Truth Social, now trumps the estimated value of Elon Musk's X as Election ... AND THE STOCK IS TAKING A HIT Truth Social's ...

Truth Social's parent company, Trump Media and Technology Group, could now be worth more than Elon Musk's X, the biggest competitor ... election on November 5. The stock embarked on a meme-like ...

Its Q3 operating margin is over 25%, which is great for a shoe stock. Therefore, while HeyDude is frustrating, I believe investors are overreacting today, and Crocs stock is consequently a good ...

has seen its stock soar in the weeks leading up to the Nov. 5 presidential election — and it is currently worth more than Elon Musk‘s X, the social-media company formerly known as Twitter.