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Birkin, Lululemon, and TikTok: How China is using the tariff war for luxury goods to go direct from factory to your feedChinese factories are turning to TikTok to directly market luxury goods like yoga pants and handbags, claiming they come from the same prod...- Hack of Hezbollah devices exposes dark corners of Asia supply chainsThe deadly hack of Hezbollah's Asian-branded pagers and walkie-talkies has exposed a murky market for older electronics. The devices, weapo...
- Three Indian markets in three cities, three online markets figure in Notorious Markets List of USThe 2023 Notorious Markets List identifies 39 online markets and 33 physical markets that are reported to engage in or facilitate substanti...
- New York judge rules against Alibaba in Squishmallows counterfeit sales lawsuitA New York court ruled against Alibaba in a lawsuit brought by a U.S. toymaker over alleged counterfeit sales of Squishmallows on Alibaba's...
- Do not sell fake Boya products, Delhi High Court tells etailersIn an ex-parte order on 10th February, the court has asked the marketplace operators to take steps to delist the alleged counterfeit Boya-b...
- Counterfeit products worth Rs 33.3 lakh seized in Bengaluru, Chennai, says Xiaomi IndiaAs a part of the company's proactive anti-counterfeit programme, a complaint was filed with the local police station, and raids were conduc...
- How Alibaba won and lost a friend in WashingtonAlibaba began 17 years ago in the modest living room of a gutsy man with a history of failure. Jack Ma struggled in school, and even Kentuc...
- Alibaba heads into 2016 with knock-off reputationAlibaba has also worked with brands including Nike and Adidas to remove fake athletic shoes, watches and bags on Taobao and thousands of se...
- China to issue new 100 yuan note with more security featuresThe People's Bank of China will start issuing a new 100-yuan bank note that will be harder to counterfeit and easier for machines to read.
- IAF refutes counterfeit Chinese parts theory for plane crashThe IAF today ruled out that its C-130J Super Hercules transport aircraft could have crashed due to suspected counterfeit Chinese parts.
- Did IAF’s 'US-made' C-130J Super Hercules that crashed have fake Chinese parts?India has plans to buys six more to augment its transport fleet with the much-acclaimed aircraft, which has won plaudits for its safety rec...
- Cyber attack poses major threat to US-China relationship:LevinA top American Senator has said cyber attacks originating from China posed a major threat to the US-China bilateral relationship.
- No Chinese-made electronic part in US planes with IAF: AntonyHe was asked whether government was aware that some of Chinese counterfeit electronics parts may have been used in military jets which have...
- Counterfeiters beware: China waging war on fakesChina is launching a new crackdown on copyright violations and shoddy products that will target everything from high-tech goods to food, th...
- MS probes to vanquish counterfeitersMicrosoft employs 75 investigators, lawyers, and analysts — many with experience in narcotics and Mafia cases — in nine labs around the wor...
- Call for less information control in China, stronger intellectual property rightsChina has to strengthen protection of intellectual property rights or risk stifling a growing spirit for innovation, New York Mayor Michael...
- US files new trade cases against China at WTOThe United States filed two new complaints against China at the World Trade Organisation on Tuesday over copyright policy and restrictions ...
- US targets fake goods in 4 Chinese provincesThe largest US business association is taking its fight against counterfeit goods to four Chinese provinces where many fakes are turned out...
- Look Out! Your Tommy Hilfiger might be a fakeEvery time you make a purchase at your neighbourhood store, there’s a chance that you’ve picked up a counterfeit.
- You could've just bought a fakeEvery time you make a purchase at your neighbourhood store, there’s a good chance that you’re picking up a counterfeit.
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