“It’s not a broken company.”
@profgalloway.com and @karaswisher.bsky.social break down what went wrong at Nike—and why Scott thinks the brand can still make a comeback.

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Professor of Marketing at NYU Stern School of Business, serial entrepreneur, and host of the Prof G and Pivot Podcasts.
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“It’s not a broken company.”
@profgalloway.com and @karaswisher.bsky.social break down what went wrong at Nike—and why Scott thinks the brand can still make a comeback.
No @karaswisher.bsky.social? No problem, @profgalloway.com's got it covered!
Tune in Friday to see what unfolded when Kara was (briefly) MIA.
@karaswisher.bsky.social, as played by @profgalloway.com
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“If I ever break up with you, I’m gonna do it the Elon way.”
@profgalloway.com and @karaswisher.bsky.social weigh in on Elon Musk and Shivon Zilis’ very public breakup—and make plans for their own.
I'll explain why and how we get there in tomorrow's No Mercy / No Malice.
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Interest payments on the debt — the fastest growing part of the federal budget — exceed defense spending. As former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen said in 2010, the debt is the “most significant threat to national security.”
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We can mourn innocent Palestinians. We can argue fiercely about Israel, Gaza, and this war. Today, I remember the victims of October 7.
Three years ago today, 1,200 people were murdered and 250 taken hostage. Most were civilians, many of them young. Remembering them, and thinking of everyone still paying for it.