RBC Capital Markets Adjusts Nike Price Target Ahead of Capital Markets Day
RBC Capital Markets maintained its 'Sector Perform' rating on Nike while lowering its price target from $40 to $39.
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Nike Manufacturing Partner Changshin Expands AI Integration with Palantir
Nike's long-term footwear manufacturing partner, Changshin, is expanding its use of Palantir's Foundry and AIP platforms to integrate AI into its product development and production workflows.
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