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Thank you. From Wondery, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Thursday, February 9th.

You know, Nike may be best known for their shoes in athletic wear,

but lately, well, that company seems to be focusing less on track suits and more on lawsuits. Yeah,

Nike's been on a bit of a tear lately. Last month, the sneaker giant slapped a Japanese streetwear

company, BAPE, with a lawsuit. Bap's most popular shoe, the Bapsta,

looks a lot like Nike's Hallmark Air Force One, and a few other Bap shoes look strikingly similar

to Nike's Dunk Low and Air Jordan shoes. To those dupes, Nike said, not so fast. And just days

after that suit was filed, Nike was back in court with a new

target. This time, the defendant wasn't a relatively obscure Japanese import. It was Lulu Lemon,

the queen of the athleisure industry, if you will. At the height of the pandemic, in 2020,

Lulu Lemon commanded a staggering 60% market share of the

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