Chinese microblogging website Weibo has taken down an Instagram-like app just days after its launch and apologised after accusations of plagiarism about the app's logo, a stumble in efforts to find new sources of growth.
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![]( "China's Weibo takes down Instagram-like app after logo plagiarism spat")
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![]( "Zara seeks to distance brand from HK protest controversy")
Zara seeks to distance brand from HK protest controversyZara, seeking to avoid becoming embroiled in controversy over protests in Hong Kong, issued a statement on Chinese social media late on Monday expressing support for China's sovereignty over the Asian financial hub.
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![]( "Dolce & Gabbana sees sales slowdown in China after ad backlash")
Dolce & Gabbana sees sales slowdown in China after ad backlashDolce & Gabbana expects sales in China to fall in the current fiscal year after a slowdown in 2018-19, as it still struggles to shake off the fallout from a controversial advertising campaign in the country.
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![]( "Amazon faces online backlash in China for T-shirts with Hong Kong democracy slogans")
Amazon faces online backlash in China for T-shirts with Hong Kong democracy slogansChinese social media users directed their fury at online retailer Amazon.com on Thursday, after discovering T-shirts on its website sporting slogans that support anti-government protesters in Hong Kong.
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![]( "Swarovski latest luxury brand to apologise to China")
Swarovski latest luxury brand to apologise to ChinaJewellery company Swarovski apologised Tuesday for "hurting the feelings" of Chinese people after calling Hong Kong a separate country on its website, becoming the latest luxury brand to come under fire in China.
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![]( "After Versace, Coach and Givenchy in hot water over China t-shirt row")
After Versace, Coach and Givenchy in hot water over China t-shirt rowChinese brand ambassadors of fashion labels from Coach to Givenchy have severed ties with the companies over products which they said violated China's sovereignty by identifying Hong Kong and Taiwan as countries.
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![]( "Versace apologises after t-shirt triggers fierce criticism in China")
Versace apologises after t-shirt triggers fierce criticism in ChinaItalian luxury label Versace apologised on Sunday after one of the company's t-shirts was widely criticised on social media in China for identifying the autonomous territories of Hong Kong and Macau as countries.
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![]( "China's child modelling industry booms amid controversy")
China's child modelling industry booms amid controversyManicured children strut down the catwalk at a Beijing fashion show, one of thousands of events driving huge demand for child models in China that insiders warn leaves minors vulnerable.
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![]( "Uniqlo sees KAWS collab frenzy, reports lower monthly sales on clearance delay")
Uniqlo sees KAWS collab frenzy, reports lower monthly sales on clearance delayUniqlo had plenty of news from both Japan and China on Tuesday with its regular monthly sales report for the former and the debut of its latest KAWS collection in the latter.
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![]( "Louis Vuitton opens account on Chinese social commerce site XiaoHongShu")
Louis Vuitton opens account on Chinese social commerce site XiaoHongShuThe luxury label is one of the first international brands to open an official account on the booming Chinese social media and e-tail site, also known as Red, visited each month by 200 million consumers.