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Times of India24/04/2026BusinessIndia

Nike to Lay Off 1,400 Employees in Global Operations Restructuring

The job cuts, primarily affecting the technology division, are part of the company's 'Win Now' action plan to streamline operations.

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Nike is cutting approximately 1,400 roles across its global operations, with the technology division facing the largest impact.
The move is part of a broader 'Win Now' strategy to simplify operations, improve efficiency, and support long-term profitable growth.

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Nike is cutting approximately 1,400 roles across its global operations, with the technology division facing the largest impact. The move is part of a broader 'Win Now' strategy to simplify operations, improve efficiency, and support long-term profitable growth.

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