Nike Is the Biggest Sports Brand in the World

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It seems like a bigger step up. It's like he's going for a larger company there. We'll have a lot more always on and particularly at a company like Starbucks with no interest in, no real experience in that area as well. So let's see. The good thing is that how it stays close connected to this person, I think he didn't trust his last pick too much. Kevin Johnson. He knocked him out. And so we'll talk about Adidas and Noyck. They're probably the largest sports where I think they're the top two in the world actually if you're there to break in there.

Welcome to the latest dividend talk episode. In today's show, we are comparing Nike vs Adidas. 2 global powerhouses in the sports & apparel industry. We are comparing them both from a fundamental and dividend growth portfolio.

Besides that, we're also discussing the news of the week. Shell might be changing their CEO and Starbucks just announced a new CEO. But that's just from a company point of view because inflation is really running like a virus through Europe. It's tough and we will share some of our thoughts on that.

Last but not least, eDGI also shared his "buy me a coffee" goal to meet EMF in Ireland so that they can meet each other for the first time face 2 face. If you want to support that, then feel free to buy eDGI a coffee via: www.buymeacoffee.com/edgi

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