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  • Posted By: captain d'bone @ 04/19/2008 10:26:06 AM

    anich, what swoosh? Those shoes are Pumas.

    And as far as Nike's dominance, sure, Nike still leads Adidas in terms of revenue, but could you really call Nike's $16 billion compared to Adidas' $15.6 billion in 2007 revenues "dominant?" More like slight edge.

  • Posted By: captain d'bone @ 04/19/2008 9:47:22 AM

    anich, that's not a Nike swoosh on those shoes -- she's wearing Pumas.

  • Posted By: anich @ 04/18/2008 3:15:19 PM

    Note the swoosh in the picture for this article. Nike still dominates ... even in a story about their rival.

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