Nike Knocked by Unions for Tax Havens Exposed in Paradise Papers - Bloomberg
Nike Hasn't Paid Any Federal Income Tax for the Last 3 Years | Complex
How Nike slashes its tax bill between the Netherlands and Bermuda – The Irish Times
Nike Accused Of Avoiding Millions Of Dollars Of Tax In Australia | Triple M
Big Companies Like FedEx and Nike Paid No Federal Taxes - The New York Times
Paradise Papers: Nike and its system of tax avoidance
Revealed: how Nike stays one step ahead of the taxman | Nike | The Guardian
Background information for an exchange of views with Multinational Corporations1 NIKE
Paradise Papers: Nike and its system of tax avoidance
Nike Inc. (NYSE: NKE) shareholders ask the company to reconsider tax avoidance strategies after Paradise Papers - Portland Business Journal
Nike, FedEx Among Companies That Avoided Federal Taxes: Report
Nike State Aid case analysis: Would you pay $100 for a canvas sneaker designed the 20's? (Where does the residual value for “Just Do it” and the 'cool kids' retro branding of
Opinion | This Is Tax Evasion, Plain and Simple - The New York Times
Nike and FedEx haven't paid federal income tax in three years — Quartz
Nike + 54 Other U.S. Giants Didn't Pay Federal Income Taxes Last Year – Footwear News
Paradise Papers: How Nike stays ahead of tax man | Daily Mail Online
Nike pays no federal income tax for the last three years - HIGHXTAR.
Nike, FedEx among larges US corporations that payed no income tax | 9news.com
A rare opportunity to curb corporate tax evasion - The Boston Globe
Nike Zero Federal Income Tax Past Three Years | HYPEBEAST
Paradise Papers: Nike and its system of tax avoidance
How Tax Evasion is Taxing on Reputation: What Nike Can Learn from Apple | by Meghan Burke | Reputation Institute | Medium
Shopping for a Tax Haven: How Nike and Apple Accelerated Their Tax Avoidance Strategies, according to the Paradise Papers – ITEP
Remarks on Press Call about Nike Shareholder Resolution on Responsible Tax Practices | The FACT Coalition
Op-Ed of the Day: 'Tax Evasion, Plain and Simple' | The Fiscal Times
