Watch: Ralph Greene Says Tech Is Making Us All Better Athletes

Ralph Greene says data is revolutionizing sports.

Beaverton-Based Sportswear Giant Nike Challenged By Women Athletes to Institute Maternity Leave

On Mother’s Day, The New York Times Opinion published a video about Nike-sponsored Olympic runner Alysia Montaño, who says that when she became pregnant the sportswear giant paused her contract without pay.

Murmurs: Jusuf Nurkic Breaks a Leg

In other news: Intel and Nike split on new taxes.

Finding a Structure for Proposed New Corporate Taxes Divides Nike, Intel

Michael Avenatti Accused of Attempting to Extort Nike for Millions

Just blew it.

Ralph Greene Is Helping Revolutionize the Sports Tech Industry. Learn About His Work Using Hematology to Predict and Reduce Injuries at TechfestNW.

In everything he does, he centralizes aspiration, the “high-end athlete in all of us,” and overcoming adversity: “When someone sets a goal, goes through hardship and achieves it, I like that.”

As Nike Works To Help Raise New Taxes, A Bill Proposes Revoking The Company’s 2012 Tax Deal

Nike supports raising billions in new taxes. A state senator says the company could start by giving up a 2012 deal that locked in the company’s tax treatment for 30 years.

TriMet’s General Manager Is Fighting to Speed Up MAX Trains

Doug Kelsey explains why he wants to close MAX stations—but won’t eliminate fares.