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This iconic Nike slogan, introduced in 1988, was inspired by the final words of a convicted murderer and became one of the most recognized taglines in advertising history.
This Greek goddess of victory lends her name to the world's largest athletic footwear company.
This simple curved logo, designed in 1971 for just $35, represents motion and speed and is now one of the most valuable brand symbols in the world.
This legendary basketball player signed with Nike in 1984, launching a sneaker line that revolutionized athlete endorsements and generated billions in revenue.
Nike was founded in this Pacific Northwest U.S. state, where its headquarters remains today in a city called Beaverton.
Before it became Nike in 1978, the company operated under this name that referenced the color of the imported Japanese running shoes it sold.
This University of Oregon track and field coach co-founded Nike and famously made early shoe prototypes using his wife's waffle iron.
This co-founder of Nike was a middle-distance runner at the University of Oregon and later became the company's chairman and CEO.