When reached by The Post, Nike said that it had removed the billboard — though the company did not address Ackman’s claims of an explicit apology from Hill, who assumed the reins as CEO last fall.

Caitlin Clark just took over the Indianapolis skyline—literally. Nike unveiled a record-breaking billboard of the Indiana ...

Nike's billboard, right down to the crimson coloring, appeared to many to make a sport of that resonance, cheapening the suffering and death of countless millions by comparing it to the rubbery ...

Bill Ackman said that the chief executive of Nike apologized over a billboard that “made light of the Holocaust” by using the slogan “Never again” — though the apparel giant has not ...

While traditional outdoor advertising – billboards, bus shelters, transit ads ... Nike’s You Can’t Stop Us campaign combined outdoor murals with geotagged Instagram posts, ...

Nike previously gave a statement to Fox News Digital addressing its billboard controversy. "We did not mean any harm and sincerely apologize for any we caused," the company said.

Nike came under fire on Monday for a billboard that was shown at the end of the London Marathon. The sign read "Never Again. Until Next Year." It featured black lettering on top of a read ...

Nike unveiled its latest Clark billboard in Chicago this week at 157 W. Chicago Ave. The billboard is 3½ miles away from Wintrust Arena, home to the Chicago Sky and Clark's rival, Angel Reese.

Nike unveiled its latest Clark billboard in Chicago this week at 157 W. Chicago Ave. The billboard is 3½ miles away from Wintrust Arena, home to the Chicago Sky and Clark's rival, Angel Reese.