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I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Friday, March 20th.

Well, we're going to give you a break from the coronavirus news that's sweeping the planet and turn our attention to something that's a little out of this world, namely, space hippie sneakers from Nike.

It's not just the name that sounds interplanetary.

The sneakers themselves are actually made from space junk.

That's not what it sounds like.

No, Nike is using the term to describe

the scraps of material left over on the factory floor after they've finished making other sneakers.

The point of space hippie, to use Nike's sneaker scraps to make a real athletic shoe. It's a step

toward participating in the circular economy, the company says. The circular economy, for those of you not quite up to speed yet,

is one in which materials get used again and again and again and again,

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