Nike's move to appeal to more female athletes continued with its first Super Bowl ad in 27 years.

Travis and Jason Kelce gave Nike and Caitlin Clark their flowers after a memorable and pertinent Super Bowl commercial.

Two Super Bowl ads were the subject of online criticism by advocates for protecting female athletes from trans inclusion amid ...

If you paid attention to the Super Bowl commercials, you probably noticed the best featured women athletes and positive ...

Nike aired its first Super Bowl ad in nearly three decades Sunday night and brought the mix of sports and culture its new CEO ...

Clark is the NCAA’s all-time leading scorer and has taken the basketball world by storm. Clark’s generational talent has ...

Nike released a Super Bowl commercial on Sunday centered around women's sports icons, including Caitlin Clark: ...

More than a half-dozen elite female athletes are starring in the new commercial, as the apparel maker capitalizes on the ...

After nearly 30 years on the sidelines, Nike made a return to Super Bowl advertising. The sneaker giant took center stage ...

A hallmark of effective inclusive marketing is changing the narrative of incomplete stories, limited perceptions, and harmful stereotypes that run rampant in society.

Nike's highly anticipated return to the Super Bowl commercial lineup has ignited a heated discussion. The ad, titled "So Win, ...