Topic: Travis Tygart - CSMonitor.com

Opinion After Lance Armstrong doping: Time for Nike to just do it – fairly

By taking the initiative to donate funds to anti-doping agencies and research, the company would not only help redeem itself ethically after steadfastly backing Armstrong and other Nike athletes who’ve doped. It would also boost its brand image – and surely its market share.

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