“BuT I ThOuGhT ChInA Is PaYiNg”. Nike is forecasting it will have to pay $1 billion in additional costs because of President Donald Trump's tariffs, the activewear giant announced. The tariffs “represent a new and meaningful cost headwind,” said Matthew Friend, Nike’s chief financial officer, adding that the company will “fully mitigate” the cost by reducing its supply chain reliance on China – and by passing the costs onto customers with price increases.

Deloitte - sponsors USGA and US Soccer PWC - sponsors formula 1 EY - sponsors Rickie Fowler (PGA) KPMG - sponsors Morikawa and McNealy and many more (PGA) RSM - sponsors Zach Johnson and Davis Love and many more (PGA) Baker Tilly - none CBIZ - none BDO - Billy Horschel (PGA) GT - Tony Finau and Nelly Korda (PGA and LPGA) Forvis - Mackenzie Hughes (PGA) Looks like BT and CBIZ need to step up their sponsorship game if they want to be a top ten firm.

Is the industry in PDX just nonexistent aside from Nike? I've been looking for a job in Portland for over a year now as I'd like to make a move out there and I feel like there's no jobs ever on LinkedIn and what does pop up is such an unlivable salary or short contract stints. Is there anywhere else aside from Linkedin I should be checking? I followed every design/advertising agency I could find too.

Is the industry in PDX just nonexistent aside from Nike? I've been looking for a job in Portland for over a year now as I'd like to make a move out there and I feel like there's no jobs ever on LinkedIn and what does pop up is such an unlivable salary or short contract stints. Is there anywhere else aside from Linkedin I should be checking? I followed every design/advertising agency I could find too.

Our CEO shared a high-budget Nike ad in the Slack #general channel and asked why we can't just do something like this with our $500 production budget. It is physically painful to explain the difference between a global brand with a 50-year legacy and our niche B2B software startup. I feel like I’m constantly managing expectations instead of actually doing marketing. How do you push back?

Men: what’s the best white formal long sleeved shirt you’ve found? Don’t necessarily need a value one to buy five of for day to day in the office, more looking for THE one shirt I’d wear with a suit for an interview, wedding, etc. Good one off the shelf? Do I need to get something custom? 6’1, 175, athletic (once upon a time) build if that’s relevant.

Feeling a little nervous about my 2nd interview. It is a place that works with those with disabilities. I need the wear athletic shoes for support and plan to wear them to the interview. Figuring it will see how truly accepting they are of disabilities and if it would be a good fit for me. Thoughts?

After 11 years of working remotely or in super casual startup environments, I'm now job hunting for hybrid positions that require business casual dress. I literally don't know what to buy or wear anymore - my wardrobe is all hoodies and sneakers! What should I actually expect to be wearing day-to-day, including shoes?

Guy with an athletic build starting at BCG in a few weeks and looking to refresh the chinos and button downs. What’s the uniform these days in the weekly travel world? Any recommendations for brands to look at? Anyone go with a made to measure like Hall Madden for their work clothes?

Myself, like many of you, spend a lot of time on my feet, and over the years, I have tried and tried to find the perfect shoe to help with fatigue and foot pain, but I've never quite found it. Would you share which shoes you have found to be the best for spending a lot of time on your feet?