Why Nike’s CEO bought $2 million worth of shares at a low point for the company
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Nike president and CEO Elliott Hill has a schedule filled with meetings, workouts, and — believe it or not — a daily five-minute nap.
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Why Nike's CEO bought $2 million worth of shares at a low point for the company.
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Nike is in "cleanup mode," but CEO Elliott Hill has confidence in the iconic American company, he told Craig Melvin for NBC's "Business in America" series.
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A: Nike president and CEO Elliott Hill has a schedule filled with meetings, workouts, and — believe it or not — a daily five-minute nap.
B: Nike is in "cleanup mode," but CEO Elliott Hill has confidence in the iconic American company, he told Craig Melvin for NBC's "Business in America" series.
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