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...worn by the 22 swoosh-wielding players on the tour. With the number of golfers in the U.S. flat over the past several years, the only way for equipment makers to increase revenue is to grab market share from rivals. While still small, Nike Golf is one of the fastest growing brands in the sport, with an estimated $600 million in sales. With the introduction of its revolutionary square-headed driver, Sumo2, Nike grabbed 17.5% of the market for drivers in February...
...MoveOn.org declined the invitation, according to the Web site. All the candidates articulated their hopes for a speedy resolution to the conflict in Iraq and all agreed that the war is a problem that needs to be resolved soon. Each candidate was asked to propose the best and fastest way to conclude the United States’ involvement in Iraq. Senator Barack Obama (D-Ill.) and New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) both stressed the need for Democrats to assert their power in the House and Senate. “I don’t think it?...
...joined in the points column in discus by freshman Jack Brady, who placed eighth with a 41.04-meter throw. The men’s results put the Crimson in fifth among nine teams, 51 points behind second-place Brown. In New Jersey, junior Brian Holmquest ran the third-fastest 10,000-meter time in school history, 29:59.91, to win that event at the Sam Howell Invitational. “That was one of those things that I was looking at as a goal for the year—trying to break 30, and only two other guys have done...
Rise in Nevada's population between July 2005 and July 2006, the nation's second fastest-growing state over that period...
This year usda-inspected slaughterhouses will kill approximately 50,000 bison for human consumption. In 2000 the figure was just 17,674. Although bison consumption remains minuscule compared to beef eating--Americans ingest the meat of 90,000 cattle every day--bison is by far the fastest-growing sector of the meat business. We like bison because it's much leaner than beef but still satisfies that voluptuary jones for red meat. (Market research shows that men in particular enjoy bison, which Americans have long called buffalo even though the species known zoologically as Bison bison is not a true...