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Adidas is the world's #2 sportswear company, behind Nike.
Once the leading manufacturer of sports shoes and equipment, Adidas was overtaken by Nike in the 1980s and has lagged behind its
bigger rival ever since, especially in the all-important US market. Even Adidas's traditionally strong position in international soccer has come under intense
pressure from its American competitor. As a result, the 2006 soccer World Cup in Adidas's home market of Germany couldn't have come at
a better time, and was as hard-fought a battleground for these two rivals as it was for the on-pitch teams. The 2010 tournament
four years later arguably swung in Nike's favour. Adidas is determined
to regain its lead over Nike, especially in the key US market. Towards that end, it agreed in 2005 to acquire rival manufacturer Reebok,
the #3 worldwide but then #2 in the US. However even Adidas struggled to turn around a steady decline in Reebok's sales over
the next few years.
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