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As sales decline, Adidas faces pressure to find Yeezy fix | Reuters
Kanye West to exit Gap and Adidas at end of contracts, after waging very public battles | Daily Mail Online
Adidas drops $75 million case against Kanye West's Yeezy brand. Here's all about the case | Mint
Adidas Puts Relationship with Kanye West 'Under Review' - Retail TouchPoints
Adidas slumps as Kanye split triggers new profit warning | Reuters
Everything We Know About Ye and adidas' New Agreement - Sneaker Freaker
Adidas Contract Entitles Kanye to Fee for Rebranded Yeezys, But There's a Rub
Adidas Top Executives Discussed Risk of Staff's 'Direct Exposure' to Kanye West Years Ago - WSJ
What Adidas Knew About Kanye - The New York Times
Adidas terminates relationship with Kanye West after pressure to cut ties over antisemitic comments
Kanye West and the Double-Edged Sword of Influencer Partners
Adidas brings in $437 million from the first Yeezy sale. Part of that will go to anti-hate groups | The Blade
Kanye West not a billionaire after Adidas Yeezy deal ends, lowers net worth
How Much Is Kanye West's Net Worth After Losing Adidas Deal? | Us Weekly
Adidas Was Too Slow to Cut Ties With Kanye
Kanye West and Gap Will End Their Partnership, With 8 Years Left on the Contract | GQ
With or Without Ye, Yeezys Sell Faster Than Adidas Can Handle
Adidas Says Its Business Partnership With Kanye West Is 'Under Review' | HuffPost Impact
Adidas ends massive deal with Kanye West after antisemitism controversy - The Washington Post
Adidas Finally Decides What To Do With 'Millions' Of Kanye West's Shoes After Cutting Ties With Rapper | Thestreet | panolawatchman.com
Kanye's Adidas deal 'under review' amid 'White Lives Matter' flap
Kanye West slammed for selling $200 'sock' shoes in first release since Adidas fallout
Kanye West's Adidas Partnership Began With Swastika Drawings, Porn | Us Weekly
Why Kanye West Being Dropped by Business Partners Isn't That Simple – The Hollywood Reporter
