Athletics giant Nike Inc has reported an income of $129 million in the latest quarter, a gain of eight per cent from last year's $119m. For the second quarter ended 30 November 2001, revenues increased six per cent to $2.3 billion, versus $2.2bn for the same period last year.
USA: Nike Beats Expectations, Revenues Up 8 Per Cent
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