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With Wearable Tech Deals, New Player Data Is Up for Grabs - The New York Times
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Nike exec looks back at FuelBand's rise and fall, talks lessons of wearables 1.0 | MobiHealthNews
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How Wearable Tech Helped Athletes Prepare For The Tokyo Olympics - Wechoiceblogger
FuelBand and other hardware discontinued, development team fired as Nike seeks to exit wearable tech market - 9to5Mac
Nike and Apple working on 'stylish' new wearable technology | Wearable technology | The Guardian
Nike's Play in the Digitization of Fitness - Technology and Operations Management
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Nike's new smart shoe is a step in the right direction for wearable tech
Does the Death of Nike FuelBand Mean the iWatch is a Go? - Apple Gazette
CMARIX Works On The App Concept Of Smart Wearable Technology – Nike Sneakers Adapt BB - IssueWire
Nike files for wearable technology patents
Nike and Adidas announce new non-competing wearable devices | ZDNet
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Exclusive: Nike fires majority of FuelBand team, will stop making wearable hardware - CNET
