Nike relies even more on Vietnam for shoes, annual report shows - oregonlive.com
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Covid-19 Factory Closures Prompt Some U.S. Businesses to Rethink Vietnam - WSJ
Nike, Adidas shoe supplier to cut up to 3,000 jobs in Vietnam this month - Nikkei Asia
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Nike to Increase Vietnam Investments as Production Resumes | BoF
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