Sporting goods company Nike will raise prices for consumers in the fall as a result of tariffs imposed on products from China. Nike aims to cut imports from China from 16% to single-digits by relocating production to other countries. The decision comes amid its worst financial results in three years, with revenues of $11.1 billion. Chief executive Elliott Hill remains optimistic about the company's future amid the trade wars.
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