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bkibler@altoonamirror.com Lakemont property owner Roy Powell measures the easement claimed by a three-phase power line feeding new AMED headquarters, seen behind him. Mirror photo by Patrick Waksmunski The Lakemont property owner who is contesting an easement that AMED has taken for a power line the organization needed for its new headquarters building doesn’t agree the encroachment was “minimal,” as stated previously by AMED Executive Director Gary Watters. It’s true that Penelec only added a crossbar and two wires to an existing pole on the back — or alley — edge of Roy Powel...

Master P and Baron Davis are in talks to buy Reebok, Forbes and ESPN reported  Rapper and former NBA All-Star are discussing a deal worth reported $2.4billion  Reebok has struggled to find market share against rivals Nike, New Balance  Adidas bought Reebok in 2005 for $3.8billion; Company now open to selling  Master P said it would be 'history' if Reebok were to be 'black-owned' 

Nike's free workout apps are key to its high-end pricing strategy 12/18/2020 | 08:10am EDT Send by mail : Message : Required fields CHICAGO (Reuters) - With consumers under lockdown logging into Nike's workout apps and digital store, the Beaverton, Oregon-based company has been able to gather additional data on purchasing habits, personal information and exercise routines of tens of millions of people. Between January and November this year, the Nike Run Club app was downloaded 15.4 million times around the world, up 45.3% versus the same period in 2019, according to data firm Sensor Tow...

Analysis-Nike's free workout apps are key to its high-end pricing strategy Toggle share menu Advertisement Analysis-Nike's free workout apps are key to its high-end pricing strategy With consumers under lockdown logging into Nike's workout apps and digital store, the Beaverton, Oregon-based company has been able to gather additional data on purchasing habits, personal information and exercise routines of tens of millions of people. FILE PHOTO: A person wearing a protective face mask amid the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) walks ...

It launched campaigns such the “living room cup” at the height of lockdown in April. The contest involved Nike-sponsored athletes, such as Cristiano Ronaldo, posting Instagram videos completing various fitness challenges and challenging their followers to beat them. The firm also made its Nike Run Club app free, resulting in 15.4m downloads between January and November, according to Sensor Tower. Meanwhile, the retailer’s web traffic has soared 66 per cent this year as more consumers switched to online shopping. Michael Faherty, portfolio manager at Sielern Investment Management, told...