Detroit-based StockX said Friday that its CEO is stepping down at the end of the year, and the company's co-founder, president and chief operating officer, Greg Schwartz, will become StockX's next CEO ...
Josh Luber, co-founder of StockX, is leaving the company. The news was first reported by Business of Fashion. Prior to the report, Luber shared a message on his personal Instagram account, an image of ...
StockX is in the midst of a brand refresh, and the first step a new company logo. The “stock market of things” revealed its new logo today, which it said is part of a refreshed brand design that will ...
Nike sued StockX over StockX's Vault NFTs, accusing the company of violating its trademark. Nike also said it was able to buy counterfeit sneakers on the StockX online marketplace. The suit could set ...
StockX’s stock just went up…literally, and you could possibly get a piece of it very soon. Online marketplace StockX where you can cop anything from classic Jordans, designer clothing, and PS5 ...
The online sneaker resale marketplace StockX is in advanced talks to be valued at at least $1 billion in a new round of financing, Recode has learned. DST Global, the late-stage venture firm run by ...
UPDATE: May 11, 2022: Nike moved to add claims of counterfeiting and false advertising to its lawsuit against shoe marketplace StockX that originally centered on non-fungible tokens. In court papers, ...
Buying a pair of new rare sneakers is harder than reselling them on StockX. To buy new, the Yeezy or Jordan gods have to smile upon you, giving you that winning raffle ticket at a local store or ...
Earlier today, TechCrunch reported that consumer reseller marketplace StockX raised $275 million at a valuation of approximately $2.8 billion. Selling a tenth of your company for north of a ...
Before StockX, sneaker buyers had eBay, campouts at sneaker stores and internet forums as avenues to connect with other enthusiasts and find the most desired shoes. Five years later, the data-based ...
Josh Luber, the co-founder of StockX, has formally left the Detroit-based company that operates as a "stock market of things," with a focus on sneakers and various luxury goods. Luber stepped away ...
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