Nike, Inc.

company product service industry brand country location organization person founder position event action founding accusition merger partnership expansion restructuring divestment sale bankruptcy financial_metric business_concept revenue profit loss investment funding market_share competition market_trend regulation innovation sustainability corporate_social_responsibility award date/time year period

Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is NER: Named Entity Recognition.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': ['Person', 'Organization', 'Location', 'Date', 'Product'], 'Text': 'The Eiffel Tower in Paris, designed by Gustave Eiffel, is one of the most famous landmarks in France.', 'Entities': [['Eiffel Tower', 'Location'], ['Paris', 'Location'], ['Gustave Eiffel', 'Person'], ['France', 'Location']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Entity", "Type"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: ["company", "product", "service", "industry", "brand", "country", "location", "organization", "person", "founder", "position", "event", "action", "founding", "accusition", "merger", "partnership", "expansion", "restructuring", "divestment", "sale", "bankruptcy", "financial_metric", "business_concept", "revenue", "profit", "loss", "investment", "funding", "market_share", "competition", "market_trend", "regulation", "innovation", "sustainability", "corporate_social_responsibility", "award", "date/time", "year", "period"]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, Nike, Inc.: Nike, Inc.[note 1](stylized asNIKE) is an American athletic footwear and apparel corporation headquartered nearBeaverton, Oregon.It is the world's largest supplier ofathletic shoesand apparel and a major manufacturer ofsports equipment, with revenue in excess of US$46 billion in its fiscal year 2022. The company was founded on January 25, 1964, as "Blue Ribbon Sports", byBill BowermanandPhil Knight, and officially became Nike, Inc. on May 30, 1971. The company takes its name fromNike, the Greek goddess of victory.Nike markets its products under its own brand, as well as Nike Golf, Nike Pro,Nike+,Nike Blazers,Air Force 1,Nike Dunk,Air Max, Foamposite,Nike Skateboardingand Nike CR7.The company also sells products under itsAir Jordanbrand and itsConversesubsidiary. Nike also owned Bauer Hockey from 1995 to 2008, and previously ownedCole Haan,Umbro, andHurley International.In addition to manufacturing sportswear and equipment, the company operates retail stores under the Niketown name. Nike sponsors many high-profile athletes and sports teams around the world, with the highly recognized trademarks of "Just Do It" and theSwooshlogo. As of 2024,[update]it employed 83,700 people worldwide.In 2020, the brand alone was valued in excess of $32 billion, making it the most valuable brand among sports businesses.Previously, in 2017, the Nike brand was valued at $29.6 billion.Nike ranked89thin the 2018Fortune500list of the largest United States corporations by total revenue.The company ranked 239th in the Forbes Global 2000 companies in 2024.

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    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

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    "Q637413 - United States Census Bureau: U.S. agency responsible for the census and related statistics",
    "Q11703 - United States Virgin Islands: unincorporated territory of the United States of America",
    "Q4917 - United States dollar: official currency of the United States",
    "Q214867 - National Gallery of Art: national art museum in Washington, D.C."
]

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company",
    "Q19810283 - Nike: female given name",
    "Q101001185 - Adenike: Female given name",
    "Q266573 - Nike: name",
    "Q672037 - Nike Award: literary award"
]

[
    "Q608377 - Bauer Hockey: company"
]

[
    "Q12965908 - January 1, 2008: date",
    "Q17948359 - 2008-01-01: Boguchwała odzyskuje prawa miejskie: Wikinews article",
    "Q17948412 - 2008-01-01: UKE: bezprzewodowa TP to katastrofa: Wikinews article",
    "Q17948384 - 2008-01-01: Orędzie noworoczne prezydenta: Wikinews article",
    "Q17948372 - 2008-01-01: Nowe odznaczenia - Gwiazda Afganistanu i Gwiazda Iraku: Wikinews article"
]

[
    "Q557305 - Phil Knight: American billionaire and co-founder of Nike",
    "Q3378798 - Philip Knight: Wikimedia disambiguation page",
    "Q133599218 - Phil Knight: None",
    "Q124355687 - Phil Knightbridge: New Zealand botanist (1969–2011)",
    "Q2758792 - Shihad: New Zealand alternative rock band"
]

[
    "Q861967 - Bill Bowerman: American runner, track and field coach, and businessman (1911–1999)",
    "Q22021876 - Bill Bowerman: outdoor 2000 sculpture by Diana Lee Jackson"
]

[
    "Q17076230 - Nike Blazers: third shoe released by Nike"
]

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company",
    "Q3341498 - Niké Arrighi: French actress",
    "Q90007 - Nike Wagner: German dramaturge, arts administrator and author",
    "Q13653445 - Nike Skateboarding: clothing brand",
    "Q114313291 - Nike Claessen: researcher"
]

[
    "Q407113 - Air Force 1: athletic shoe by Nike",
    "Q2828193 - Air Force 1: album by The High & Mighty",
    "Q13655801 - Air Force 1st: community in Haidian District, Beijing",
    "Q179969 - Air Force One: official United States presidential aircraft",
    "Q7304234 - Air Force 1 (kasut): None"
]

[
    "Q123125155 - Nike Dunk: line of shoes by Nike"
]

[
    "Q13653445 - Nike Skateboarding: clothing brand"
]

[
    "Q4003523 - Umbro: male given name",
    "Q37508633 - Umbro: family name",
    "Q652047 - Umbro: British sportswear company",
    "Q41607 - umbrella: canopy designed to protect against inclement weather, particularly rain and sun",
    "Q4003524 - Umbro: None"
]

[
    "Q4356504 - Cole Haan: American footwear company"
]

[
    "Q3266971 - Hurley International: American multinational corporation engaged surf apparel and accessories"
]

[
    "Q10854602 - Just Do It: trademark of Nike",
    "Q11227025 - Just Do It: 2012 studio album by Spyair",
    "Q3811485 - Just Do It: single by Masami Okui",
    "Q5393249 - Just Do It: album by Kim-Lian",
    "Q29632551 - Just Do It: episode of Casualty"
]

[
    "Q653927 - Swoosh: Nike logo",
    "Q126488015 - Swoosh: 2003 steel sculpture by Carole Eisner on Syracuse University campus",
    "Q29733753 - ens: protein-coding gene in the species Drosophila melanogaster",
    "Q135073395 - SwooshCat: video game developed by PixelForestStudio",
    "Q130956041 - Swoosh, Pop, and Kerplunk: Toys for Tangible Listening in Children: scientific article published on 14 February 2023"
]

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    "Q535061 - 89: natural number",
    "Q122386123 - 89: 2022 video game",
    "Q23509 - 89: year",
    "Q157654 - 89 Julia: main-belt asteroid",
    "Q1121 - actinium: chemical element with the atomic number of 89"
]

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    "Q30 - United States: country located primarily in North America",
    "Q637413 - United States Census Bureau: U.S. agency responsible for the census and related statistics",
    "Q11703 - United States Virgin Islands: unincorporated territory of the United States of America",
    "Q4917 - United States dollar: official currency of the United States",
    "Q214867 - National Gallery of Art: national art museum in Washington, D.C."
]

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

[
    "Q69286500 - January 25, 1964: date in Gregorian calendar"
]

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

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    "Q20882 - Gustave Eiffel: French chemical engineer and architect (1832–1923)",
    "Q2928782 - Gustave Eiffel: bust by Antoine Bourdelle",
    "Q65153823 - Gustave Eiffel University: French university specialising in the study of cities and urbanisation processes in Marne-la-Vallée, Paris and also Versailles",
    "Q106475965 - Gustave Eiffel: Vanity Fair caricature of M AG Eiffel by GUTH",
    "Q19462123 - Gustave Eiffel French School of Budapest: French international school in Hungary"
]

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[
    "Q81856 - Beaverton: city in Washington County, Oregon, United States"
]

[
    "Q69307032 - January 1, 2024: date in Gregorian calendar"
]

[
    "Q1450662 - Government of the French Republic: body exerting the executive power in France",
    "Q3112610 - French government of the Hundred Days: None",
    "Q108380477 - French Government to Seek Return of Klimt Painting Sold Under Duress During World War II: news article",
    "Q17652582 - French government reveals industry sponsored anti-piracy body: Wikinews article",
    "Q58986664 - French government approves abortion pill for commercial use: scientific article published on October 6, 1988"
]

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

[
    "Q557305 - Phil Knight: American billionaire and co-founder of Nike",
    "Q3378798 - Philip Knight: Wikimedia disambiguation page",
    "Q133599218 - Phil Knight: None",
    "Q124355687 - Phil Knightbridge: New Zealand botanist (1969–2011)",
    "Q2758792 - Shihad: New Zealand alternative rock band"
]

[
    "Q20882 - Gustave Eiffel: French chemical engineer and architect (1832–1923)",
    "Q2928782 - Gustave Eiffel: bust by Antoine Bourdelle",
    "Q65153823 - Gustave Eiffel University: French university specialising in the study of cities and urbanisation processes in Marne-la-Vallée, Paris and also Versailles",
    "Q106475965 - Gustave Eiffel: Vanity Fair caricature of M AG Eiffel by GUTH",
    "Q19462123 - Gustave Eiffel French School of Budapest: French international school in Hungary"
]

[
    "Q69290321 - May 30, 1971: date in Gregorian calendar"
]

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    "Q111678803 - state-affiliated X account: Twitter (X) account label given to accounts of state-affiliated media outlets or government officials or organizations (label under display name)"
]

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Nike, Inc.

Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is RE: Relation Extraction.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': [{'designed': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Structure'}}, {'located_in': {'domain': 'Structure', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'part_of': {'domain': 'City', 'range': 'Country'}}, {'friends_with': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'lives_at': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'visits': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'accompanied_by': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'shares': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Product'}}], 'Text': 'Gustave Eiffel designed the Eiffel Tower, which is located in Paris, France.', 'Relations': [['Gustave Eiffel', 'designed', 'Eiffel Tower'], ['Eiffel Tower', 'located_in', 'Paris'], ['Paris', 'part_of', 'France']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Subject", "Relation", "Object"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: [{"part_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"parent_company_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"subsidiary_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"acquired": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"divested": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"owns_brand": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"holds_stake_in": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"spun_off": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"formed_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"founded_by": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"has_CEO": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"manufactures": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"develops": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"produces": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"sells": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"has_product_line": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"is_a_type_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"is_brand_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Organization"}}, {"features_technology": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Technology"}}, {"uses_material": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Material"}}, {"launched_product": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"had_revenue_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"had_profit_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"in_year": {"domain": "FinancialMetric", "range": "Year"}}, {"market_value_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"is_publicly_traded": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Boolean"}}, {"listed_on_exchange": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "StockExchange"}}, {"experienced_growth": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "FinancialMetric"}}, {"occurred_in_year": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Year"}}, {"occurred_on_date": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "SpecificDate"}}, {"resulted_in": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Outcome"}}, {"preceded": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"followed_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"marked_milestone": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Organization"}}, {"influenced_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"led_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"was_a_response_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"has_trademark": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Trademark"}}, {"uses_logo": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Logo"}}, {"acquired_trademark_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"is_known_for": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Characteristic"}}, {"launched_campaign": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "BusinessConcept"}}]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, Nike, Inc.: Nike, Inc.[note 1](stylized asNIKE) is an American athletic footwear and apparel corporation headquartered nearBeaverton, Oregon.It is the world's largest supplier ofathletic shoesand apparel and a major manufacturer ofsports equipment, with revenue in excess of US$46 billion in its fiscal year 2022. The company was founded on January 25, 1964, as "Blue Ribbon Sports", byBill BowermanandPhil Knight, and officially became Nike, Inc. on May 30, 1971. The company takes its name fromNike, the Greek goddess of victory.Nike markets its products under its own brand, as well as Nike Golf, Nike Pro,Nike+,Nike Blazers,Air Force 1,Nike Dunk,Air Max, Foamposite,Nike Skateboardingand Nike CR7.The company also sells products under itsAir Jordanbrand and itsConversesubsidiary. Nike also owned Bauer Hockey from 1995 to 2008, and previously ownedCole Haan,Umbro, andHurley International.In addition to manufacturing sportswear and equipment, the company operates retail stores under the Niketown name. Nike sponsors many high-profile athletes and sports teams around the world, with the highly recognized trademarks of "Just Do It" and theSwooshlogo. As of 2024,[update]it employed 83,700 people worldwide.In 2020, the brand alone was valued in excess of $32 billion, making it the most valuable brand among sports businesses.Previously, in 2017, the Nike brand was valued at $29.6 billion.Nike ranked89thin the 2018Fortune500list of the largest United States corporations by total revenue.The company ranked 239th in the Forbes Global 2000 companies in 2024.

Nike,_Inc.

Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company

Q407113 - Air Force 1: athletic shoe by Nike

Q2828193 - Air Force 1: album by The High & Mighty

Q13655801 - Air Force 1st: community in Haidian District, Beijing

Q179969 - Air Force One: official United States presidential aircraft

Nike,_Inc.

Q1152291 - Nike Air Max: line of shoes released by Nike

Q116031595 - Air Max: 2020 single by Comethazine

Q4698092 - Air Max Africa: airline from Gabon

Q2801840 - Air Maxi: low-cost airline from Serbia and Montenegro

Q65326219 - Nike Air Max 90: line of shoes released by Nike

Nike,_Inc.

Q123125155 - Nike Dunk: line of shoes by Nike

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Q13653445 - Nike Skateboarding: clothing brand

Nike,_Inc.

Q17076230 - Nike Blazers: third shoe released by Nike

Nike,_Inc.

Q41421 - Michael Jordan: American basketball player and businessman (born 1963)

Q420953 - Air Jordan: brand of shoes and athletic clothing designed, owned, and produced for Michael Jordan by Nike

Q108883102 - Michael Jordan: main protagonist in the 1996 film Space Jam

Q56279631 - Air Jordan: former airline (Jordan)

Q76562360 - Air Jordan: show jumping horse

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

P169 - chief executive officer: highest-ranking corporate officer appointed as the CEO within an organization

Q106667376 - John Donovan: Welsh politician

Q112535509 - John Donovan: Chief Executive Officer, AT&T Communications - AT&T Inc.

Q111177177 - John Donovan: American politician

Q100782326 - John Donovan: college basketball player (1983–1984) Marist

Nike,_Inc.

P2139 - total revenue: income gained by an organization during a given time frame. Not to be confused with fiscal revenue

P2770 - source of income: source of income of an organization or person

Nike,_Inc.

Q4356504 - Cole Haan: American footwear company

Nike,_Inc.

Q652047 - Umbro: British sportswear company

Q41607 - umbrella: canopy designed to protect against inclement weather, particularly rain and sun

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Q3266971 - Hurley International: American multinational corporation engaged surf apparel and accessories

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

P618 - source of energy: describes the source of energy an animated object (machine or animal) uses

P1211 - fuel system: fuel system that an engine uses

Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company

Nike,_Inc.

P154 - logo image: graphic mark or emblem commonly used by commercial enterprises, organizations and products

P8972 - small logo or icon: logo or icon that represents the item and can be rendered at sizes as small as 16×16 pixels

P276 - location: location of the object, structure or event; use P131 to indicate the containing administrative entity, P8138 for statistical entities, or P706 for geographic entities; use P7153 for locations associated with the object

P10286 - podcast logo URL: URL for the image used as the promotional cover of a podcast

P8058 - symbol of: item of which the image is a symbol

Q126488015 - Swoosh: 2003 steel sculpture by Carole Eisner on Syracuse University campus

Q29733753 - ens: protein-coding gene in the species Drosophila melanogaster

Q135073395 - SwooshCat: video game developed by PixelForestStudio

Q130956041 - Swoosh, Pop, and Kerplunk: Toys for Tangible Listening in Children: scientific article published on 14 February 2023

Nike,_Inc.

P571 - inception: time when an entity begins to exist; for date of official opening use P1619

P800 - notable work: notable scientific, artistic or literary work, or other work of significance among subject's works

P112 - founded by: founder or co-founder of this organization, religion, place or entity

P740 - location of formation: location where a group or organization was formed

Q861967 - Bill Bowerman: American runner, track and field coach, and businessman (1911–1999)

Q22021876 - Bill Bowerman: outdoor 2000 sculpture by Diana Lee Jackson

Nike,_Inc.

Q557305 - Phil Knight: American billionaire and co-founder of Nike

Q3378798 - Philip Knight: Wikimedia disambiguation page

Q124355687 - Phil Knightbridge: New Zealand botanist (1969–2011)

Q2758792 - Shihad: New Zealand alternative rock band

Nike,_Inc.

P3342 - significant person: person linked to the item in any possible way

Nike,_Inc.

Q106667376 - John Donovan: Welsh politician

Q111177177 - John Donovan: American politician

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

P159 - headquarters location: city or town where an organization's headquarters is or has been situated. Use P276 qualifier for specific building

Q81856 - Beaverton: city in Washington County, Oregon, United States

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Q462481 - Mark McGwire: American baseball player and coach

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Q6183316 - Jerry Browne: American baseball player

Nike,_Inc.

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Q48990801 - Jim Schuyler Number 2 Dam: dam in Tripp County, South Dakota, United States of America

Q48990802 - Jim Schuyler Number 3 Dam: dam in Tripp County, South Dakota, United States of America

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Q4885638 - Ben Fisher: Australian-British rugby league footballer

Q116493105 - Ben Fisher: rugby league footballer

Nike,_Inc.

Q19281959 - Charlie Davis: English footballer (1904–1967)

Q1066883 - Charlie Davis: American musician, pianist and bandleader (1899–1991)

Q3666658 - Charlie Davis: American basketball player

Q528371 - Charles Davis: Wikimedia disambiguation page

Q5084763 - Charlie Davis: American football player (born 1952)

Nike,_Inc.

Q108284224 - John Daly: British Royal Navy officer, lieutenant in 1841

Q111227669 - John Daly: American politician – Minnesota -House 1891-92 (District 23)

Q114554289 - John Daly: gaelic footballer

Nike,_Inc.

Q2631300 - Jim Harbaugh: American football player and coach (born 1963)

Nike,_Inc.

Q862052 - Bill Davis: Canadian politician, former Premier of Ontario (1929-2021)

Q3639966 - Bill Davis: American basketball player (1920–1975)

Q12376791 - Sheriff Tex Davis: American rock 'n' roll manager and songwriter (1914-2007)

Nike,_Inc.

Q1337459 - Jim McGovern: United States Representative from Massachusetts

Q584351 - Jim McGovern: British politician (born 1956)

Q12024744 - Jim McGovern: Wikimedia disambiguation page

Q6196820 - Jim McGovern: professional golfer

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History

company product service industry brand country location organization person founder position event action founding accusition merger partnership expansion restructuring divestment sale bankruptcy financial_metric business_concept revenue profit loss investment funding market_share competition market_trend regulation innovation sustainability corporate_social_responsibility award date/time year period

Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is NER: Named Entity Recognition.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': ['Person', 'Organization', 'Location', 'Date', 'Product'], 'Text': 'The Eiffel Tower in Paris, designed by Gustave Eiffel, is one of the most famous landmarks in France.', 'Entities': [['Eiffel Tower', 'Location'], ['Paris', 'Location'], ['Gustave Eiffel', 'Person'], ['France', 'Location']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Entity", "Type"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: ["company", "product", "service", "industry", "brand", "country", "location", "organization", "person", "founder", "position", "event", "action", "founding", "accusition", "merger", "partnership", "expansion", "restructuring", "divestment", "sale", "bankruptcy", "financial_metric", "business_concept", "revenue", "profit", "loss", "investment", "funding", "market_share", "competition", "market_trend", "regulation", "innovation", "sustainability", "corporate_social_responsibility", "award", "date/time", "year", "period"]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, History: Nike, originally known as Blue Ribbon Sports (BRS), was founded byUniversity of Oregontrack athletePhil Knightand his coach,Bill Bowerman, on January 25, 1964.The company initially operated inEugene,Oregonas a distributor for Japanese shoemakerOnitsuka Tiger, making most sales at track meets out of Knight's automobile. According toOtis Davis, aUniversity of Oregonstudent-athlete coached by Bowerman andOlympic gold medalistat the1960 Summer Olympics, his coach made the first pair of Nike shoes for him, contradicting a claim that they were made for Phil Knight. According to Davis, "I toldTom Brokawthat I was the first. I don't care what all the billionaires say. Bill Bowerman made the first pair of shoes for me. People don't believe me. In fact, I didn't like the way they felt on my feet. There was no support and they were too tight. But I saw Bowerman made them from thewaffle iron, and they were mine". In its first year in business, BRS sold 1,300 pairs of Japanese running shoes, grossing $8,000.By 1965, sales had reached $20,000. In 1966, BRS opened its first retail store at 3107 Pico Boulevard inSanta Monica, California. In 1967, due to increasing sales, BRS expanded retail and distribution operations on the East Coast, inWellesley, Massachusetts. In 1971, Bowerman used his wife's waffle iron to experiment on rubber to create a new sole for track shoes that would grip but be lightweight and increase the runner's speed. Oregon'sHayward Fieldwas transitioning to an artificial surface, and Bowerman wanted a sole which could grip to grass or bark dust without the use of spikes. Bowerman was talking to his wife about this puzzle over breakfast, when the waffle iron idea came into play. Bowerman's design led to the introduction of the "Moon Shoe" in 1972, so named because the waffle tread was said to resemble thefootprintsleft by astronauts on the Moon. Further refinement resulted in the "Waffle Trainer" in 1974, which helped fuel the explosive growth of Blue Ribbon Sports/Nike. Tension between BRS and Onitsuka Tiger increased in 1971 as the latter attempted a takeover of BRS by extending an ultimatum proposal that would give the Japanese company 51 percent of BRS.In 1972, the relationship between BRS and Onitsuka Tiger came to an end.BRS prepared to launch its own line of footwear. The previous year, it was already able to place from two Japanese shoe manufacturers the company's first independent order for 20,000, which included 6,000 that had the Nike logo.Runner Jeff Johnson was brought in to help market the new brand and was credited for coining the name “Nike”.It would bear theSwooshnewly designed byCarolyn Davidson.The Swoosh was first used by Nike on June 18, 1971,and was registered with theU.S. Patent and Trademark Officeon January 22, 1974. In 1976, the company hired John Brown and Partners, based in Seattle, as its firstadvertising agency.The following year, the agency created the first "brand ad" for Nike, called "There is no finish line", in which no Nike product was shown.By 1980, Nike had attained a 50% market share in the U.S. athletic shoe market, and the company went public in December of that year. Wieden+Kennedy, Nike's primary ad agency, has worked with Nike to create many print and television advertisements, and Wieden+Kennedy remains Nike's primary ad agency.It was agency co-founderDan Wiedenwho coined the now-famous slogan "Just Do It" for a 1988 Nike ad campaign,which was chosen byAdvertising Ageas one of the top five ad slogans of the 20th century and enshrined in theSmithsonian Institution.Walt Stackwas featured in Nike's first "Just Do It" advertisement, which debuted on July 1, 1988.Wieden credits the inspiration for the slogan to "Let's do it", the last words spoken byGary Gilmorebefore he was executed. Nike manufactured its first uniforms for a professional sports team in 1979 when its jersey for thePortland Timbersof theNorth American Soccer Leaguedebuted.Throughout the 1980s, Nike expanded its product line to encompass many sports and regions throughout the world.In 1990, Nike moved into its eight-buildingWorld Headquarterscampus in Beaverton, Oregon.The first Nike retail store, dubbed Niketown, opened indowntown Portlandin November of that year. Phil Knight announced in mid-2015 that he would step down as chairman of Nike in 2016.He officially stepped down from all duties with the company on June 30, 2016. In a company public announcement on March 15, 2018, Nike CEOMark Parkersaid Trevor Edwards, a top Nike executive who was seen as a potential successor to the chief executive, was relinquishing his position as Nike's brand president and would retire in August. In October 2019,John Donahoewas announced as the next CEO, and succeeded Parker on January 13, 2020.In November 2019, the company stopped selling directly throughAmazon, focusing more on direct relationships with customers.

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

[
    "Q557305 - Phil Knight: American billionaire and co-founder of Nike",
    "Q3378798 - Philip Knight: Wikimedia disambiguation page",
    "Q133599218 - Phil Knight: None",
    "Q124355687 - Phil Knightbridge: New Zealand botanist (1969–2011)",
    "Q2758792 - Shihad: New Zealand alternative rock band"
]

[
    "Q267074 - John Donahoe: American businessperson and board member, former CEO of Nike"
]

[
    "Q3998498 - Trevor Edwards: Welsh footballer (1937-2024)",
    "Q110209037 - Trevor Edwards: researcher (ecology, environment & evolution)",
    "Q81700068 - Trevor Edwards: Australian Anglican bishop"
]

[
    "Q81856 - Beaverton: city in Washington County, Oregon, United States"
]

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

[
    "Q766145 - University of Oregon: public research university in Eugene, Oregon, USA",
    "Q282097 - Oregon Health & Science University: public university in Portland, Oregon, USA",
    "Q7101188 - Oregon Ducks men's basketball: basketball team representing the University of Oregon",
    "Q105651530 - University of Oregon: bus stop in Eugene, Oregon",
    "Q200410 - Oregon Ducks: intercollegiate sports teams of the University of Oregon"
]

[
    "Q861967 - Bill Bowerman: American runner, track and field coach, and businessman (1911–1999)",
    "Q22021876 - Bill Bowerman: outdoor 2000 sculpture by Diana Lee Jackson"
]

[
    "Q3884 - Amazon: American multinational technology company",
    "Q40040 - Amazonas: state in the North Region of Brazil",
    "Q456065 - Amazon: 1984 video game",
    "Q4740856 - Amazon Prime Video: American video streaming service",
    "Q177567 - Amazon rainforest: large rainforest in South America"
]

[
    "Q1568417 - Hayward Field: track and field stadium, located in the northwest United States in Eugene, Oregon",
    "Q105651530 - University of Oregon: bus stop in Eugene, Oregon",
    "Q49499194 - Hayward Field: park in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States of America",
    "Q107393555 - Hayward Field ends its days on sad note: news article"
]

[
    "Q7964062 - Walt Stack: American distance runner (1908-1995)"
]

[
    "Q1095556 - North American Soccer League: defunct soccer league (1968–1984)",
    "Q1197790 - North American Soccer League: former professional soccer league in North America between 2011 and 2017",
    "Q1118113 - 1981 North American Soccer League season: soccer season",
    "Q1118204 - 1977 North American Soccer League season: soccer season",
    "Q692335 - 1971 North American Soccer League season: soccer season"
]

[
    "Q1031200 - Portland Timbers: soccer club in Portland, Oregon, USA",
    "Q16025275 - Portland Timbers: American soccer club (2001-2010)",
    "Q1138386 - Portland Timbers: soccer club in Portland, Oregon, USA that operated from 1975 to 1982",
    "Q1837357 - Portland Timbers: American soccer club (1985-1990)",
    "Q18343817 - Portland Timbers 2: reserve team of Portland Timbers"
]

[
    "Q5214592 - Dan Wieden: American businessman",
    "Q123486510 - Dan Wieden, Adman of Nike ‘Just Do It’ Fame, Is Dead at 77: The New York Times article (October 14, 2022)"
]

Output: None of the candidates


History

Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is RE: Relation Extraction.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': [{'designed': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Structure'}}, {'located_in': {'domain': 'Structure', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'part_of': {'domain': 'City', 'range': 'Country'}}, {'friends_with': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'lives_at': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'visits': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'accompanied_by': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'shares': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Product'}}], 'Text': 'Gustave Eiffel designed the Eiffel Tower, which is located in Paris, France.', 'Relations': [['Gustave Eiffel', 'designed', 'Eiffel Tower'], ['Eiffel Tower', 'located_in', 'Paris'], ['Paris', 'part_of', 'France']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Subject", "Relation", "Object"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: [{"part_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"parent_company_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"subsidiary_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"acquired": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"divested": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"owns_brand": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"holds_stake_in": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"spun_off": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"formed_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"founded_by": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"has_CEO": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"manufactures": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"develops": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"produces": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"sells": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"has_product_line": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"is_a_type_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"is_brand_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Organization"}}, {"features_technology": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Technology"}}, {"uses_material": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Material"}}, {"launched_product": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"had_revenue_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"had_profit_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"in_year": {"domain": "FinancialMetric", "range": "Year"}}, {"market_value_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"is_publicly_traded": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Boolean"}}, {"listed_on_exchange": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "StockExchange"}}, {"experienced_growth": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "FinancialMetric"}}, {"occurred_in_year": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Year"}}, {"occurred_on_date": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "SpecificDate"}}, {"resulted_in": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Outcome"}}, {"preceded": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"followed_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"marked_milestone": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Organization"}}, {"influenced_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"led_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"was_a_response_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"has_trademark": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Trademark"}}, {"uses_logo": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Logo"}}, {"acquired_trademark_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"is_known_for": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Characteristic"}}, {"launched_campaign": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "BusinessConcept"}}]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, History: Nike, originally known as Blue Ribbon Sports (BRS), was founded byUniversity of Oregontrack athletePhil Knightand his coach,Bill Bowerman, on January 25, 1964.The company initially operated inEugene,Oregonas a distributor for Japanese shoemakerOnitsuka Tiger, making most sales at track meets out of Knight's automobile. According toOtis Davis, aUniversity of Oregonstudent-athlete coached by Bowerman andOlympic gold medalistat the1960 Summer Olympics, his coach made the first pair of Nike shoes for him, contradicting a claim that they were made for Phil Knight. According to Davis, "I toldTom Brokawthat I was the first. I don't care what all the billionaires say. Bill Bowerman made the first pair of shoes for me. People don't believe me. In fact, I didn't like the way they felt on my feet. There was no support and they were too tight. But I saw Bowerman made them from thewaffle iron, and they were mine". In its first year in business, BRS sold 1,300 pairs of Japanese running shoes, grossing $8,000.By 1965, sales had reached $20,000. In 1966, BRS opened its first retail store at 3107 Pico Boulevard inSanta Monica, California. In 1967, due to increasing sales, BRS expanded retail and distribution operations on the East Coast, inWellesley, Massachusetts. In 1971, Bowerman used his wife's waffle iron to experiment on rubber to create a new sole for track shoes that would grip but be lightweight and increase the runner's speed. Oregon'sHayward Fieldwas transitioning to an artificial surface, and Bowerman wanted a sole which could grip to grass or bark dust without the use of spikes. Bowerman was talking to his wife about this puzzle over breakfast, when the waffle iron idea came into play. Bowerman's design led to the introduction of the "Moon Shoe" in 1972, so named because the waffle tread was said to resemble thefootprintsleft by astronauts on the Moon. Further refinement resulted in the "Waffle Trainer" in 1974, which helped fuel the explosive growth of Blue Ribbon Sports/Nike. Tension between BRS and Onitsuka Tiger increased in 1971 as the latter attempted a takeover of BRS by extending an ultimatum proposal that would give the Japanese company 51 percent of BRS.In 1972, the relationship between BRS and Onitsuka Tiger came to an end.BRS prepared to launch its own line of footwear. The previous year, it was already able to place from two Japanese shoe manufacturers the company's first independent order for 20,000, which included 6,000 that had the Nike logo.Runner Jeff Johnson was brought in to help market the new brand and was credited for coining the name “Nike”.It would bear theSwooshnewly designed byCarolyn Davidson.The Swoosh was first used by Nike on June 18, 1971,and was registered with theU.S. Patent and Trademark Officeon January 22, 1974. In 1976, the company hired John Brown and Partners, based in Seattle, as its firstadvertising agency.The following year, the agency created the first "brand ad" for Nike, called "There is no finish line", in which no Nike product was shown.By 1980, Nike had attained a 50% market share in the U.S. athletic shoe market, and the company went public in December of that year. Wieden+Kennedy, Nike's primary ad agency, has worked with Nike to create many print and television advertisements, and Wieden+Kennedy remains Nike's primary ad agency.It was agency co-founderDan Wiedenwho coined the now-famous slogan "Just Do It" for a 1988 Nike ad campaign,which was chosen byAdvertising Ageas one of the top five ad slogans of the 20th century and enshrined in theSmithsonian Institution.Walt Stackwas featured in Nike's first "Just Do It" advertisement, which debuted on July 1, 1988.Wieden credits the inspiration for the slogan to "Let's do it", the last words spoken byGary Gilmorebefore he was executed. Nike manufactured its first uniforms for a professional sports team in 1979 when its jersey for thePortland Timbersof theNorth American Soccer Leaguedebuted.Throughout the 1980s, Nike expanded its product line to encompass many sports and regions throughout the world.In 1990, Nike moved into its eight-buildingWorld Headquarterscampus in Beaverton, Oregon.The first Nike retail store, dubbed Niketown, opened indowntown Portlandin November of that year. Phil Knight announced in mid-2015 that he would step down as chairman of Nike in 2016.He officially stepped down from all duties with the company on June 30, 2016. In a company public announcement on March 15, 2018, Nike CEOMark Parkersaid Trevor Edwards, a top Nike executive who was seen as a potential successor to the chief executive, was relinquishing his position as Nike's brand president and would retire in August. In October 2019,John Donahoewas announced as the next CEO, and succeeded Parker on January 13, 2020.In November 2019, the company stopped selling directly throughAmazon, focusing more on direct relationships with customers.

Nike,_Inc.

Q1900344 - Mark Parker: American chief executive of Nike, Inc.

Q71445282 - Mark Parker: English literature teacher at James Madison University

Q102141691 - Mark Parker: Ph.D. University of Colorado at Denver 1995

Q75865505 - Mark Parker: Peerage person ID=365621

Nike,_Inc.

Q557305 - Phil Knight: American billionaire and co-founder of Nike

Q3378798 - Philip Knight: Wikimedia disambiguation page

Q124355687 - Phil Knightbridge: New Zealand botanist (1969–2011)

Q2758792 - Shihad: New Zealand alternative rock band

Nike,_Inc.

Q267074 - John Donahoe: American businessperson and board member, former CEO of Nike

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Q861967 - Bill Bowerman: American runner, track and field coach, and businessman (1911–1999)

Q22021876 - Bill Bowerman: outdoor 2000 sculpture by Diana Lee Jackson

Nike,_Inc.

Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Q1152291 - Nike Air Max: line of shoes released by Nike

Q116031595 - Air Max: 2020 single by Comethazine

Q4698092 - Air Max Africa: airline from Gabon

Q2801840 - Air Maxi: low-cost airline from Serbia and Montenegro

Q65326219 - Nike Air Max 90: line of shoes released by Nike

Nike,_Inc.

Q407113 - Air Force 1: athletic shoe by Nike

Q2828193 - Air Force 1: album by The High & Mighty

Q13655801 - Air Force 1st: community in Haidian District, Beijing

Q179969 - Air Force One: official United States presidential aircraft

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Q622750 - Nike+iPod: activity tracker device

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Q2825626 - aerokinesis: ability to control, generate, or absorb air or wind

Q18398150 - Air Magic Ultralights: business enterprise

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Nike,_Inc.

Q4698262 - Air Wave: fictional comic book character

Q60134151 - Air Waves from Experimental Explosions: scientific article published in Nature

Q71901256 - Air waves: journal article; published in Nature on 1975-10-01

Q60136796 - Air Waves of Unknown Origin: scientific article published in Nature

Nike,_Inc.

Q456010 - Amazing Red: Puerto Rican professional wrestler

Q2828760 - Airwalker: extended play by Jeremy Jay

Q20191230 - Airwalkers: album by Roswell Rudd

Nike,_Inc.

Q178561 - battle: part of a war which is well defined in duration, area and force commitment

Q737593 - Battle: town and civil parish in the local government district of Rother in East Sussex, England

Q810998 - Battle Creek: city in Calhoun County, Michigan, United States

Nike,_Inc.

Q883234 - blazer: striped or bright, solid-color informal jacket

Q134479 - Croatia men's national football team: men's national association football team representing Croatia

Nike,_Inc.

Q390032 - pump: type of shoe with low-cut front

Q1057303 - high heels: footwear that raises the heel of the wearer's foot significantly higher than the toes, long unisex but now predominently associated with women's fashion

Nike,_Inc.

Q44687 - Schutzstaffel: Nazi paramilitary organization (1925–45) with the Waffen-SS as a military branch; conducted the mass murder of the European Jews (holocaust)

Q10481575 - Elite Prospects: website about ice hockey

Q192797 - elite: group or class of persons enjoying superior intellectual, social or economic status

Output: None of the candidates

Output: None of the candidates


Acquisitions

company product service industry brand country location organization person founder position event action founding accusition merger partnership expansion restructuring divestment sale bankruptcy financial_metric business_concept revenue profit loss investment funding market_share competition market_trend regulation innovation sustainability corporate_social_responsibility award date/time year period

Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is NER: Named Entity Recognition.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': ['Person', 'Organization', 'Location', 'Date', 'Product'], 'Text': 'The Eiffel Tower in Paris, designed by Gustave Eiffel, is one of the most famous landmarks in France.', 'Entities': [['Eiffel Tower', 'Location'], ['Paris', 'Location'], ['Gustave Eiffel', 'Person'], ['France', 'Location']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Entity", "Type"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: ["company", "product", "service", "industry", "brand", "country", "location", "organization", "person", "founder", "position", "event", "action", "founding", "accusition", "merger", "partnership", "expansion", "restructuring", "divestment", "sale", "bankruptcy", "financial_metric", "business_concept", "revenue", "profit", "loss", "investment", "funding", "market_share", "competition", "market_trend", "regulation", "innovation", "sustainability", "corporate_social_responsibility", "award", "date/time", "year", "period"]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, Acquisitions: Nike has acquired and sold several apparel and footwear companies over the course of its history. Its first acquisition was the upscale footwear companyCole Haanin 1988,followed by the purchase ofBauer Hockeyin 1994.In 2002, Nike bought surf apparel companyHurley Internationalfrom founder Bob Hurley.In 2003, Nike paid US$309 million to acquire sneaker companyConverse.The company acquiredStarterin 2004and soccer uniform makerUmbroin 2007. In order to refocus its business lines, Nike began divesting itself of some of its subsidiaries in the 2000s.It sold Starter in 2007and Bauer Hockey in 2008.The company sold Umbro in 2012and Cole Haan in 2013.As of 2020, Nike owns only one subsidiary:Converse Inc. Nike acquired Zodiac, a consumer data analytics company, in March 2018.In August 2019, the company acquired Celect, a Boston-based predictive analytics company.In December 2021, Nike purchased RTFKT Studios, a virtual shoe company that makes NFTs. In February 2021, Nike acquired Datalogue, a New York-based company focused on digital sales and machine learning technology.

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

[
    "Q4356504 - Cole Haan: American footwear company"
]

[
    "Q2004 - 2008: year",
    "Q1069941 - 2008: natural number",
    "Q8567 - 2008 Summer Olympics: Games of the XXIX Olympiad, in Beijing, China",
    "Q135106232 - 2008: vocal track by Annika Norlin; 2008 studio recording",
    "Q130758128 - 2008: exhibition at the Jewish Museum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (2007)"
]

[
    "Q608377 - Bauer Hockey: company"
]

[
    "Q3266971 - Hurley International: American multinational corporation engaged surf apparel and accessories"
]

[
    "Q3641304 - Bob Hurley: American basketball coach"
]

[
    "Q1628963 - appetizer: food items served before the main courses of a meal",
    "Q557828 - starter: motor used to start an internal combustion engine",
    "Q2703864 - starting blocks: device used in the sport of track and field by sprint athletes",
    "Q22329655 - Starter: French saddle horse sire",
    "Q3497249 - Starter: comics series"
]

[
    "Q2024 - 2007: calendar year",
    "Q907344 - 2007: natural number",
    "Q135047694 - 2007: video game developed by Hit'n'Run Digital Studio",
    "Q53389304 - 2007-2008 one-year-period: period of about one year starting in 2007 and ending in 2008",
    "Q15729072 - 2007 Census of the Philippines: item representing census of Philippines 2007 for source"
]

[
    "Q4003523 - Umbro: male given name",
    "Q37508633 - Umbro: family name",
    "Q652047 - Umbro: British sportswear company",
    "Q41607 - umbrella: canopy designed to protect against inclement weather, particularly rain and sun",
    "Q4003524 - Umbro: None"
]

[
    "Q65470945 - Celect Vena Cava Filter Clinical Trial: clinical trial",
    "Q40669615 - Celect Inferior Vena Cava Wall Strut Perforation Begets Additional Strut Perforation.: scientific article published on 29 July 2015",
    "Q2943789 - nitazoxanide: chemical compound",
    "Q87382476 - Celect filter penetration of aorta and lumbar artery: scientific article published on 01 March 2014"
]

[
    "Q69305938 - February 1, 2021: date in Gregorian calendar"
]

[
    "Q16865733 - Converse: family name",
    "Q319515 - Converse: American shoe company and brand",
    "Q52943 - conversation: interactive communication between two or more people",
    "Q1375963 - converse: reverse of a categorical or hypothetical proposition",
    "Q484156 - Converse County: county in Wyoming, United States"
]

[
    "Q1987 - 2002: calendar year",
    "Q841347 - 2002: natural number",
    "Q52160856 - 2002: 2018 song by Anne-Marie Rose Nicholson",
    "Q111967692 - 2002: cover of Martha Helen",
    "Q9668 - 2002 Winter Olympics: 19th edition of Winter Olympics, in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States"
]

[
    "Q69306260 - December 1, 2021: date in Gregorian calendar"
]

[
    "Q100 - Boston: capital and largest city of Massachusetts, United States",
    "Q311975 - Boston: town and port in Lincolnshire, England, UK",
    "Q204289 - Boston: American rock band",
    "Q16860275 - Boston: family name",
    "Q314574 - Boston: municipality of the Philippines in the province of Davao Oriental"
]

Output: None of the candidates

Output: None of the candidates

Output: None of the candidates

Output: None of the candidates

Output: None of the candidates


Acquisitions

Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is RE: Relation Extraction.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': [{'designed': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Structure'}}, {'located_in': {'domain': 'Structure', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'part_of': {'domain': 'City', 'range': 'Country'}}, {'friends_with': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'lives_at': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'visits': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'accompanied_by': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'shares': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Product'}}], 'Text': 'Gustave Eiffel designed the Eiffel Tower, which is located in Paris, France.', 'Relations': [['Gustave Eiffel', 'designed', 'Eiffel Tower'], ['Eiffel Tower', 'located_in', 'Paris'], ['Paris', 'part_of', 'France']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Subject", "Relation", "Object"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: [{"part_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"parent_company_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"subsidiary_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"acquired": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"divested": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"owns_brand": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"holds_stake_in": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"spun_off": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"formed_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"founded_by": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"has_CEO": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"manufactures": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"develops": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"produces": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"sells": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"has_product_line": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"is_a_type_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"is_brand_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Organization"}}, {"features_technology": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Technology"}}, {"uses_material": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Material"}}, {"launched_product": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"had_revenue_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"had_profit_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"in_year": {"domain": "FinancialMetric", "range": "Year"}}, {"market_value_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"is_publicly_traded": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Boolean"}}, {"listed_on_exchange": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "StockExchange"}}, {"experienced_growth": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "FinancialMetric"}}, {"occurred_in_year": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Year"}}, {"occurred_on_date": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "SpecificDate"}}, {"resulted_in": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Outcome"}}, {"preceded": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"followed_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"marked_milestone": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Organization"}}, {"influenced_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"led_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"was_a_response_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"has_trademark": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Trademark"}}, {"uses_logo": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Logo"}}, {"acquired_trademark_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"is_known_for": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Characteristic"}}, {"launched_campaign": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "BusinessConcept"}}]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, Acquisitions: Nike has acquired and sold several apparel and footwear companies over the course of its history. Its first acquisition was the upscale footwear companyCole Haanin 1988,followed by the purchase ofBauer Hockeyin 1994.In 2002, Nike bought surf apparel companyHurley Internationalfrom founder Bob Hurley.In 2003, Nike paid US$309 million to acquire sneaker companyConverse.The company acquiredStarterin 2004and soccer uniform makerUmbroin 2007. In order to refocus its business lines, Nike began divesting itself of some of its subsidiaries in the 2000s.It sold Starter in 2007and Bauer Hockey in 2008.The company sold Umbro in 2012and Cole Haan in 2013.As of 2020, Nike owns only one subsidiary:Converse Inc. Nike acquired Zodiac, a consumer data analytics company, in March 2018.In August 2019, the company acquired Celect, a Boston-based predictive analytics company.In December 2021, Nike purchased RTFKT Studios, a virtual shoe company that makes NFTs. In February 2021, Nike acquired Datalogue, a New York-based company focused on digital sales and machine learning technology.

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P7888 - merged into: the subject was dissolved and merged into the object, that existed previously

P11812 - afterward owned by: person or institution that owned the subject after stated event. Meant to be used as qualifier of “significant event (P793)” for events like sales, auctions, gifts, etc

P11811 - beforehand owned by: person or institution that owned the subject just before stated event. Meant to be used as qualifier of "significant event (P793)" for events like sales, auctions, gifts, etc

Nike,_Inc.

Q65470945 - Celect Vena Cava Filter Clinical Trial: clinical trial

Q40669615 - Celect Inferior Vena Cava Wall Strut Perforation Begets Additional Strut Perforation.: scientific article published on 29 July 2015

Q2943789 - nitazoxanide: chemical compound

Q87382476 - Celect filter penetration of aorta and lumbar artery: scientific article published on 01 March 2014

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Q4356504 - Cole Haan: American footwear company

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Q3266971 - Hurley International: American multinational corporation engaged surf apparel and accessories

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Q319515 - Converse: American shoe company and brand

Q52943 - conversation: interactive communication between two or more people

Q1375963 - converse: reverse of a categorical or hypothetical proposition

Q484156 - Converse County: county in Wyoming, United States

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P355 - child organization/unit: child organization/unit or subsidiary of a company or organization/unit; generally a fully owned separate corporation. Compare with "business division" (P199). Opposite of parent organization/unit (P749).

P749 - parent organization: parent organization of an organization, opposite of subsidiaries (P355)

Q1628963 - appetizer: food items served before the main courses of a meal

Q557828 - starter: motor used to start an internal combustion engine

Q2703864 - starting blocks: device used in the sport of track and field by sprint athletes

Q22329655 - Starter: French saddle horse sire

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Q652047 - Umbro: British sportswear company

Q41607 - umbrella: canopy designed to protect against inclement weather, particularly rain and sun

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Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is NER: Named Entity Recognition.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': ['Person', 'Organization', 'Location', 'Date', 'Product'], 'Text': 'The Eiffel Tower in Paris, designed by Gustave Eiffel, is one of the most famous landmarks in France.', 'Entities': [['Eiffel Tower', 'Location'], ['Paris', 'Location'], ['Gustave Eiffel', 'Person'], ['France', 'Location']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Entity", "Type"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: ["company", "product", "service", "industry", "brand", "country", "location", "organization", "person", "founder", "position", "event", "action", "founding", "accusition", "merger", "partnership", "expansion", "restructuring", "divestment", "sale", "bankruptcy", "financial_metric", "business_concept", "revenue", "profit", "loss", "investment", "funding", "market_share", "competition", "market_trend", "regulation", "innovation", "sustainability", "corporate_social_responsibility", "award", "date/time", "year", "period"]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, Finance: Nike was made a member of theDow Jones Industrial Averagein 2013, when it replacedAlcoa. On December 19, 2013, Nike's quarterly profit rose due to a 13 percent increase in global orders for merchandise since April of that year.Future orders of shoes or clothes for delivery between December and April, rose to $10.4 billion. Nike shares (NKE) rose 0.6 percent to $78.75 in extended trading. In November 2015, Nike announced it would initiate a $12 billion share buyback, as well as a two-for-one stock split, with shares to begin trading at the decreased price on December 24.The split will be the seventh in company history. In June 2018, Nike announced it would initiate a $15 billion share buyback over four years, to begin in 2019 upon completion of the previous buyback program. For the fiscal year 2018, Nike reported earnings of US$1.933 billion, with annual revenue of US$36.397 billion, an increase of 6.0% over the previous fiscal cycle. Nike's shares traded at over $72 per share, and its market capitalization was valued at over US$114.5 billion in October 2018. In February 2020, the company said that roughly 75% of Nike stores in Greater China had closed due to the COVID-19 outbreak. In March 2020, Nike reported a 5% drop in Chinese sales associated with stores' closure.It was the first decrease in six years. At the same time, the company's online sales grew by 36% during Q1 of 2020. Also, the sales of personal training apps grew by 80% in China. In June 2025, Nike warned that President Trump’s new tariffs on key trading partners could add around $1 billion to its costs this year, causing the company to shift some production out of China to reduce its exposure. Despite weaker quarterly revenue, Nike’s shares rose over 10% after a better-than-expected earnings forecast, while the US and China also reached a deal to ease trade tensions. The key trends of Nike are (as at the financial year ending May 31):

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

[
    "Q180816 - Dow Jones Industrial Average: stock market index",
    "Q65418158 - Dow Jones Industrial Average divisor: one of the inputs to the DJIA function, periodically adjusted",
    "Q17668586 - Dow Jones Industrial Average closes at lowest level in six years: Wikinews article"
]

[
    "Q135325 - Alcoa: producer of aluminum",
    "Q2327969 - Alcoa: city in Tennessee, United States",
    "Q177342 - aluminium oxide: chemical compound",
    "Q125253153 - Alcoa of Australia Limited: Operates two bauxite mines, three alumina refineries, and operates two dedicated port facilities and two farmlands in Western Australia.",
    "Q1248684 - Alcoa Presents: One Step Beyond: television series"
]

[
    "Q1998 - 2013: year",
    "Q1489644 - 2013: natural number",
    "Q53386030 - 2013-2014 one-year-period: period of about one year starting in 2013 and ending in 2014",
    "Q114717229 - World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2013: None",
    "Q1280387 - 2013 UCI Europe Tour: None"
]

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

[
    "Q30 - United States: country located primarily in North America",
    "Q637413 - United States Census Bureau: U.S. agency responsible for the census and related statistics",
    "Q11703 - United States Virgin Islands: unincorporated territory of the United States of America",
    "Q4917 - United States dollar: official currency of the United States",
    "Q214867 - National Gallery of Art: national art museum in Washington, D.C."
]

[
    "Q25291 - 2018: year",
    "Q12681715 - 2018: natural number",
    "Q9680 - 2018 Winter Olympics: 23rd edition of Winter Olympics, in Pyeongchang, South Korea",
    "Q170645 - 2018 FIFA World Cup: 21st FIFA World Cup, held in Russia",
    "Q47517245 - 2018 UCI World Ranking: None"
]

[
    "Q1143195 - Greater China: China plus places with cultural/commercial ties: PRC + Taiwan, sometimes Singapore",
    "Q108864782 - Greater China Unified Zhongyuan Tag Team Championship: professional wrestling championship",
    "Q18669998 - Greater China Financial: None",
    "Q22100455 - Greater China Live: None",
    "Q97355126 - Greater China Unified Sichuan Openweight Championship: professional wrestling championship"
]

[
    "Q55496674 - 00:36: point of time during the day, 12:36 am local time, at night",
    "Q114750315 - 0.36BiScO3–0.64PbTiO3/Epoxy 1–3 Composite for Ultrasonic Transducer Applications: scientific article published in 2018"
]

[
    "Q11696 - President of the United States: head of state and head of government of the United States of America",
    "Q11699 - Vice President of the United States: second-highest constitutional office in the United States",
    "Q17512211 - cultural depictions of John F. Kennedy: John F. Kennedy depicted in culture",
    "Q125680992 - President of the United States: fictional position in the Grand Theft Auto video game series (HD)",
    "Q115435580 - president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops: None"
]

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    "Q11184979 - 1/20: irreducible fraction",
    "Q3599455 - 5 lira cent: None",
    "Q6072832 - 0.05 peseta coins: None",
    "Q49699767 - 0.05 Reservoir: None",
    "Q135787036 - 0.05 Franc - Office d’approvisionnement (Arcueil-Cachan) [Num284927]: Trade tokens › Co-operative tokens - Milled - France"
]

[
    "Q69307584 - June 30, 2025: date in Gregorian calendar"
]

[
    "Q11184976 - ⅒: irreducible fraction",
    "Q20444040 - 0.1: single",
    "Q775523 - 130 nm lithography process: semiconductor manufacturing processes with a 130 nm MOSFET technology node",
    "Q17987561 - ⅛: irreducible fraction",
    "Q867398 - 180 nm lithography process: semiconductor manufacturing processes with a 180 nm MOSFET technology node"
]

[
    "Q25274 - 2019: year",
    "Q12681717 - 2019: natural number",
    "Q84263196 - COVID-19: contagious disease caused by SARS-CoV-2",
    "Q81068910 - COVID-19 pandemic: pandemic caused by SARS-CoV-2",
    "Q82069695 - SARS-CoV-2: virus that causes COVID-19"
]

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Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is RE: Relation Extraction.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': [{'designed': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Structure'}}, {'located_in': {'domain': 'Structure', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'part_of': {'domain': 'City', 'range': 'Country'}}, {'friends_with': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'lives_at': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'visits': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Location'}}, {'accompanied_by': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Person'}}, {'shares': {'domain': 'Person', 'range': 'Product'}}], 'Text': 'Gustave Eiffel designed the Eiffel Tower, which is located in Paris, France.', 'Relations': [['Gustave Eiffel', 'designed', 'Eiffel Tower'], ['Eiffel Tower', 'located_in', 'Paris'], ['Paris', 'part_of', 'France']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Subject", "Relation", "Object"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: [{"part_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"parent_company_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"subsidiary_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"acquired": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"divested": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"owns_brand": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"holds_stake_in": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"spun_off": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"formed_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"founded_by": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"has_CEO": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Person"}}, {"manufactures": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"develops": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"produces": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"sells": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"has_product_line": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"is_a_type_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "ProductType"}}, {"is_brand_of": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Organization"}}, {"features_technology": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Technology"}}, {"uses_material": {"domain": "Product/Brand", "range": "Material"}}, {"launched_product": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Product/Brand"}}, {"had_revenue_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"had_profit_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"in_year": {"domain": "FinancialMetric", "range": "Year"}}, {"market_value_of": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Amount"}}, {"is_publicly_traded": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Boolean"}}, {"listed_on_exchange": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "StockExchange"}}, {"experienced_growth": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "FinancialMetric"}}, {"occurred_in_year": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Year"}}, {"occurred_on_date": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "SpecificDate"}}, {"resulted_in": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Outcome"}}, {"preceded": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"followed_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"marked_milestone": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Organization"}}, {"influenced_by": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"led_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"was_a_response_to": {"domain": "Event/Action", "range": "Event/Action"}}, {"has_trademark": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Trademark"}}, {"uses_logo": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Logo"}}, {"acquired_trademark_from": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Organization"}}, {"is_known_for": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "Characteristic"}}, {"launched_campaign": {"domain": "Organization", "range": "BusinessConcept"}}]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, Finance: Nike was made a member of theDow Jones Industrial Averagein 2013, when it replacedAlcoa. On December 19, 2013, Nike's quarterly profit rose due to a 13 percent increase in global orders for merchandise since April of that year.Future orders of shoes or clothes for delivery between December and April, rose to $10.4 billion. Nike shares (NKE) rose 0.6 percent to $78.75 in extended trading. In November 2015, Nike announced it would initiate a $12 billion share buyback, as well as a two-for-one stock split, with shares to begin trading at the decreased price on December 24.The split will be the seventh in company history. In June 2018, Nike announced it would initiate a $15 billion share buyback over four years, to begin in 2019 upon completion of the previous buyback program. For the fiscal year 2018, Nike reported earnings of US$1.933 billion, with annual revenue of US$36.397 billion, an increase of 6.0% over the previous fiscal cycle. Nike's shares traded at over $72 per share, and its market capitalization was valued at over US$114.5 billion in October 2018. In February 2020, the company said that roughly 75% of Nike stores in Greater China had closed due to the COVID-19 outbreak. In March 2020, Nike reported a 5% drop in Chinese sales associated with stores' closure.It was the first decrease in six years. At the same time, the company's online sales grew by 36% during Q1 of 2020. Also, the sales of personal training apps grew by 80% in China. In June 2025, Nike warned that President Trump’s new tariffs on key trading partners could add around $1 billion to its costs this year, causing the company to shift some production out of China to reduce its exposure. Despite weaker quarterly revenue, Nike’s shares rose over 10% after a better-than-expected earnings forecast, while the US and China also reached a deal to ease trade tensions. The key trends of Nike are (as at the financial year ending May 31):

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Q41641739 - Athletic shoes: scientific article published on June 13, 1979

Q87958353 - Athletic Shoes: Finding the Right Fit: scientific article published on 01 March 1993

Q82572603 - Athletic shoes: finding a good match: scientific article published on 01 September 1997

Q71461970 - Athletic shoes--wish and reality. Orthopedic considerations of athletic shoe construction and athletic shoe purchase: scientific article published on 01 March 1996

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Q645292 - sportswear: clothing, including footwear, worn for sport or physical exercise

Q7580001 - sportswear: fashion category of relaxed day clothes, originally separates

Q55402902 - Sportswear: painting by Mette Schau

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Q161928 - footwear: garments worn on feet

Q152355 - cobbler: person who makes or repairs shoes

Q5915560 - footwear industry: process of making footwear

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Q89113273 - Training Shoes do not Decrease the Negative Work of the Lower Extremity Joints: scientific article published on 01 October 2017

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Q11460 - clothing: covering worn on the body

Q3501317 - fashion designer: one who designs clothing and related items

Q1065579 - costume accessory: item carried or worn which is used to contribute to the wearer's outfit

Q56876960 - heraldic clothing: category of heraldic charges

Q11828862 - clothing industry: industry encompassing the design, manufacturing, wholesaling and retailing of clothes

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Q349 - sport: forms of recreational activity, usually physical

Q27020041 - sports season: season of a sports league or competition, generally a specific one year period

Q2066131 - athlete: person who participates regularly in a sport

Q2215841 - cycle sport: competitive physical activity using bicycles

Q50806913 - Sports: Academic journal published by MDPI AG , covering the subjects: Geography. Anthropology. Recreation: Recreation. Leisure: Sports

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Q10273457 - equipment: collective term for all physical items that are required to exercise a certain activity

Q91059638 - equipment design: design of equipment

Q18643213 - military equipment: item in use by or designed for use by military forces

Q114489075 - Equipment: episode of Emergency! (S5 E4)

Q25206207 - Equipment: fashion label currently based in Los Angeles, California.

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Q11422 - toy: object intended to be played with

Q53268 - Toyota: Japanese multinational automotive manufacturer

Q1150311 - Toy's Factory: Japanese record label

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Q58803081 - subdistrict of Mongolia: administrative subdivision of Mongolia

Q1323314 - bag: simple tool in the form of a non-rigid container

Q62 - San Francisco: consolidated city and county in California, United States

Q161884 - Bagneux: commune in Hauts-de-Seine, France

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Q376 - timepiece: instrument that measures the passage of time

Q1946176 - Watch: 1978 studio album by Manfred Mann's Earth Band

Q178794 - watch: personal timepiece, typically worn on the wrist or carried in a pocket

Q26965868 - wristwatch: watch designed to be worn on a wrist, attached by a watch strap or other type of bracelet

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Q34379 - musical instrument: device created or adapted to make musical sounds

Q1955150 - musical instrument maker: manufacturer of musical instruments

Q56877088 - heraldic musical instrument: category of heraldic charges

Q102413357 - Musical instrument: Oil of canvas by Alla Grigoryan

Q102413736 - Musical Instrument: painting by Musical instrument

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Q43229 - organization: social entity established to meet needs or pursue goals

Q2029841 - organization: concept in economics: activity in which something is accomplished

Q4479442 - founder: person who creates an institution intended to perpetuate itself after the founder's association ends

Q15642541 - human-geographic territorial entity: territorial entity of which the borders are determined by physiographic and human features

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Q50602 - Manchester City F.C.: association football club in Manchester, England

Q90 - Paris: capital city and largest city of France

Q19444 - Birmingham City F.C.: association football club in Birmingham, England

Q18736 - Stoke City F.C.: association football club in Stoke-on-Trent, England

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Q83440 - country music: genre of American popular music

Q6256 - country: distinct territorial body or political entity

Q3624078 - sovereign state: state that has the highest authority over a territory

Q902 - Bangladesh: country in South Asia

Q175185 - rural area: geographic area that is located outside towns and cities

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Q5 - human: any single member of Homo sapiens, unique extant species of the genus Homo

Q215627 - person: being that has certain capacities or attributes constituting personhood (for humans, use Q5 [human] with P31 [instance of])

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Q2221906 - geographic location: point, line or area on or near Earth

Q202142 - locative case: grammatical case which indicates a location

Q98929991 - place: small area known by a geographical name

Q17334923 - physical location: property describing the position of something in space

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Q8142 - currency: generally accepted medium of exchange for goods or services

Q1144846 - Curren$y: American rapper (born 1981)

Q266516 - generic currency sign: glyph (¤) used for unspecified currency

Q5194999 - Currency Press: specialist performing arts publisher in Australia

Q63520572 - Currency: parish of Cook County, New South Wales, Australia

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Q41710 - ethnic group: socially defined category of people who identify with each other

Q5404323 - ethnicity: a person's ethnic background

Q106474968 - ethnic group by settlement in Macedonia: census category

Q83828 - ethnic groups in Indonesia: overview of ethnic groups in Indonesia

Q2531956 - ethnic minority group: ethnic group, minority within a state, especially a single ethnic group within a polyethnic state

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Q7275 - state: organised community living under a system of government; either a sovereign state, constituent state, or federated state

Q17 - Japan: island country in East Asia

Q671384 - Statens Museum for Kunst: art museum in Copenhagen, Denmark

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Q315 - language: structured system of communication

Q34770 - language: particular system of communication, often named for the region or peoples that use it

Q75488338 - Language: controlled vocabulary that list language names of the European Union

Q60317586 - Language: ESRB video game content descriptor for games that contains some use of profanity.

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Q3464665 - television series season: set of episodes produced for a television series

Q1539532 - sports season of a sports club: activity of a sports club during the portion of one year in which regulated games of a sport are played as part of a league or other multi match tournament

Q30227593 - one-year-period overlapping two calendar years: one-year-period lasting over two calendar years

Q24384 - season: weather- or climate-based subdivision of the year

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Q577 - year: the orbital period of the Earth: the estimated period of time for the Earth's orbit around the Sun and observed at a fixed geographic point (averaging 365.24 days); base later modified to define or adjust various calendars

Q3517772 - Christmas and holiday season: Christmas period with related and unrelated holidays between the end of November until the first days of January

Q47150325 - calendar day of a given year: specific date (day) of a given year in Gregorian or Julian calendars. See property "point in time" (P585).

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Q112602440 - commissioner: a person appointed, often to hold a local trial

Q524778 - commissioner: title given to a member of a commission or to an individual who has been given a commission

Q329455 - justice of the peace: judicial officer elected or appointed to keep the peace and perform minor civic jobs

Q12492080 - commissioner: commissioner in an Indonesian company

Q11741600 - commissioner: rank in the Polish Police

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Q1210069 - general manager: oversees a firm's day-to-day business operations

Q3285183 - general manager: occupation in a baseball team

Q5532366 - general manager: general manager in a basketball context (specifically NBA and WNBA)

Q5532362 - general manager: American football occupation

Q1501800 - director general: title given to the highest executive officer in some organizations

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Q24738 - Achilles tendinitis: tendonitis of the Achilles tendon

Q56446135 - Achilles tendinitis: article

Q35657917 - Achilles tendinitis: scientific article published on October 1992

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Nike,_Inc.

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Q677488 - Elevance Health, Inc.: American healthcare company

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Nike,_Inc.

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Q100 - Boston: capital and largest city of Massachusetts, United States

Nike,_Inc.

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Q131117 - Maria Montessori: Italian pedagogue and physician (1870-1952)

Nike,_Inc.

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Q108431869 - Full-Name Palindromes: article published in Word Ways magazine

Nike,_Inc.

Q6398174 - key person insurance: an insurance policy taken out by a business to compensate that business for financial losses that would arise from the death or extended incapacity of an important member of the business

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Q48696893 - Key personalities in the development and popularization of the transsphenoidal approach to pituitary tumors: an historical overview: scientific article published on January 1, 2003

Q52407133 - Key person in key assignment. Chief elected representative--membership's spokesman. Interview by Bjørn Arild Ostby: scientific article published in September 1984

Q57482221 - Key personality traits and alcohol use disorder symptoms in first and second year college students: detangling antecedent from consequence: scientific article published on 06 October 2018

Nike,_Inc.

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Q3044537 - demonyms for the United States: how people from the United States of America are known

Nike,_Inc.

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Nike,_Inc.

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Nike,_Inc.

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Nike,_Inc.

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Nike,_Inc.

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Nike,_Inc.

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Products

company product service industry brand country location organization person founder position event action founding accusition merger partnership expansion restructuring divestment sale bankruptcy financial_metric business_concept revenue profit loss investment funding market_share competition market_trend regulation innovation sustainability corporate_social_responsibility award date/time year period

Prompt:
Information Extraction is the process of automatically identifying and extracting structured information from unstructured text data. The goal is to transform raw text into meaningful data that can be easily analyzed and used in various applications. Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Relation Extraction are two common tasks in Information Extraction.

Named Entity Recognition involves identifying and classifying named entities such as people, organizations, locations, and other domain-specific concepts. Relation Extraction involves identifying and extracting relationships between entities.

The task at hand is NER: Named Entity Recognition.

Here is an example of task execution:

{'Schema': ['Person', 'Organization', 'Location', 'Date', 'Product'], 'Text': 'The Eiffel Tower in Paris, designed by Gustave Eiffel, is one of the most famous landmarks in France.', 'Entities': [['Eiffel Tower', 'Location'], ['Paris', 'Location'], ['Gustave Eiffel', 'Person'], ['France', 'Location']]}

Analyze the text and targets carefully, identify relevant information.

Extract the information in the following format: `[["Entity", "Type"], ...]`. If no matching entities are found, return an **empty list**. Please provide only the extracted information without any explanations.

Schema: ["company", "product", "service", "industry", "brand", "country", "location", "organization", "person", "founder", "position", "event", "action", "founding", "accusition", "merger", "partnership", "expansion", "restructuring", "divestment", "sale", "bankruptcy", "financial_metric", "business_concept", "revenue", "profit", "loss", "investment", "funding", "market_share", "competition", "market_trend", "regulation", "innovation", "sustainability", "corporate_social_responsibility", "award", "date/time", "year", "period"]
Text: article: Nike,_Inc, Products: Nike produces a wide range of sports equipment and apparel.

[
    "Q483915 - Nike: American athletic equipment company"
]

[
    "Q768186 - sports equipment: object used for sport or exercise",
    "Q24928712 - sporting goods manufacturer: company that manufactures sporting and athletic goods, including sports and fitness equipment",
    "Q57264543 - sporting goods industry: the industry of producing and selling sporting goods",
    "Q115755532 - sports equipment in French law: None",
    "Q104650060 - Sports equipment in Ukraine: None"
]