Rising costs begin to bite at Nike

The long-awaited hit on the gross margin of leading sporting goods companies materialized in Nike's results for its first fiscal quarter, as its gross margin fell by a hefty 2.7 percent to 44.3 percent. The drop was partly blamed on more discounts but was chiefly attributed to higher product costs. ...

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