Nike, Inc.

The footwear giant’s business plan is a veritable digital transformation blueprint.

CGT's 16th annual coverage of the largest public consumer goods companies worldwide includes a deep-dive into recent business and IT-related activity at the 10 largest enterprises.

Companies at either end of the consumer goods spectrum — traditional vs. new, big vs. small — are trying to emulate the better aspects of each other's practices. Here are some key things they're learning.

The long-time partners are appealing to basketball-obsessed consumers with a "House of Hoops" pop-up shop.

Commonalities among the 10 most profitable apparel manufacturers on this list (courtesy of sister publication Apparel) point largely to the effective use of shopper-centric technology.

The brand's first "Live" store caters heavily to members of the NikePlus loyalty program, as well as to the local community.

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