Nike’s (NKE) struggling China business has become a cautionary example of how even deeply established U.S. brands can lose ground in an increasingly competitive and nationalistic market, with revenue down sharply despite industry growth and continued weakness contributing to layoffs and pressure on the company’s stock, The Wall Street Journal’s Jon Emont and Inti Pacheco report.
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