reebok

British

/ ˈriːbʌk, -bɒk /

noun

a variant spelling of rhebok

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Example Sentences

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Fentress negotiated a Reebok endorsement deal for him.

From The Wall Street Journal

Authentic Brands, a brand-management company that owns Reebok, Quiksilver and Champion, now uses an internal AI tool to write legal contracts, help with accounting, generate creative materials and prepare royalty reports, CEO Jamie Salter said in an onstage interview.

From The Wall Street Journal

Before Kroenke, the ranch belonged to Paul Fireman, the longtime CEO of Reebok, who used losses from companies affiliated with the ranch as a $22 million tax writeoff between 2003 and 2018, internal IRS data shows.

From Salon

Shaq is leading a new era for the Reebok brand that bet on him in the 1990s.

From Los Angeles Times

He sees Reese not only as a great athlete, but as an influential figure who embodies the disruptive spirit he wants to restore in the Reebok brand.

From Los Angeles Times

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