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Nike expects to win from Adidas/Ye snafu and sales of Jordan Retros

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Nike is expected to grow its market share in 2023 with a boost from the Adidas/Ye split fallout and strong sales of its Jordan Retros. The sportswear giant is expected to report a 5.5 increase in revenues when it reports its third-quarter revenues.

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