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NKE 10-Q · Quarterly report · as filedOriginal document · Ana on this filing
- Item 1 · Financial Statements & NotesExtracted
- Item 2 · MD&ARead by Ana
- Item 1A · Risk FactorsExtracted
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You: “What partially offset the gross-margin gain?” · Ana, quoting this 10-Q’s MD&A: higher other costs, about 40 basis points; lower NIKE Brand ASP, about 30; lower Converse margin, about 10.
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