The retail giant announced in a statement that it has been chosen by StockX as its first strategic marketplace sales channel.

Sneaker giant Nike is accusing Detroit’s online marketplace and clothing reseller StockX of knowingly selling counterfeit ...

Footwear corporation Nike filed a lawsuit against online reseller StockX in the New York southern district on February 3, ...

The filing from Nike revealed that fake versions of several popular sneaker releases have slipped past StockX's ...

Trends, highlights the brands and products that made their mark on the resale market in 2024. The company said the report ...

With the year winding down, StockX has revealed its latest Big Facts trend report, offering insights into the brands, ...

Retail giant Nike is suing the Detroit-based company StockX, alleging that it purchased four pairs of counterfeit shoes on the sneaker resale platform between December 2021 and January 2022.

For the past few years StockX has seen its reputation take all kinds of hits with customers accusing them of selling fake sneakers and Nike essentially solidifying as much in a court of law.

StockX said its CEO is stepping down at the end of the year and Greg Schwartz, the company's co-founder, president and COO, ...

StockX CEO Scott Cutler will step down at the end of the year, the Detroit-based online marketplace for collectible sneakers ...