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Gymnast Simone Biles is leaving Nike to strike up an exclusive marketing deal with Gap s Athleta, an activewear brand that focuses on women and girls.Biles will create her own line of activewear for Athleta, the com
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stanley cup ent on Friday. The terms of the deal weren t disclosed.The gymnast s switch ends a partnership with Nike that began in 2015 and marks an unusual departure for a top athlete, given that Athleta is dwarfed in size by Nike, a company with a market value of $204 billion. Gap is valued at $12 billion. But Athleta has proved popular with women, with Gap saying last month that it expects the brand to double sales in the next two years. Biles will focus on Athleta Girl, a line of athletic wear for girls, including creating a signature line of clothing for younger consumers. In an Instagram post, the gymnast said she was drawn to Athleta s focus on women and girls as well as the brand s commitment to diversity.She also highlighted that the company is a so-called B corporation, a type of business that s pledged to focus on social purposes as well as profits. They are committed to diversity and inclusion, which was re
stanley cup ally important for me to see in a partner, Biles said of Athleta. They have a team that s primarily women, and that s how they design their products. 60 Seconds with Simone Biles 01: Rhyt Nelsan Ellis, star of HBO s True Blood, dead at 39
Warning: Some of the photos of injuries are graphic. At least 22 people are suing the maker o
salomon f the NutriBullet, claiming the device malfunctioned and caused serious injuries, including burns and lacerations. It s billed as a high-speed appliance that can pulverize foods better than an ordinary blender, reports CBS News correspondent Mireya Villarreal. The secret of t
crocs he NutriBullet is its powerful, 600-watt motor, an advertisement claims. But some users of the NutriBullet say the device is also dangerous. Sheryl Utal said she used her NutriBullet daily for years to make smoothies ndash; until one morning it exploded after about 20 seconds, causing second-degree burns. It just came flying out all over me, all over the kitchen, the ceilings, the walls, Utal said.She said her arms felt on fire. And it was on my chest. It also had hit me in the face as well, Utal said. She is one of the people now suing the company. Sheryl Utal s burns The late
adidas originals st victim, Rosa Rivera, spoke out Tuesday and said her face was badly burned. I want to tell the people don t use this product no more because it s dangerous, Rivera said. Attorney Danny Abir represents both women and claims a manufacturing defect can cause pressure to build up inside the blender. The spinning creates heat and pressure inside the canister and the canister can blow up, Abir said. NutriBullet is contesting the laws
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