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Why Nike Had to Pull These Pants Off the Shelves
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0:52Now PlayingAug. 16 (Bloomberg) -- In today's "This vs. That, " Bloomberg's Betty Liu reports on Nike and Lululemon overcoming faulty clothing designs for very different reasons. She speaks on Bloomberg Television's "In The Loop."
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On "In the Loop with Betty Liu," Betty Liu reports on breaking news headlines, Wall Street movers and shakers, global leaders, billionaires and interviews the most influential guests -- all as the opening bell rings the market into action. Betty Liu's robust team of Bloomberg TV reporters includes frequent appearances by Bloomberg market correspondents, among them: Julie Hyman, Michael McKee, Alix Steel, and more.
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