Seven more merchants of the capital's Silk Street Market, well known as a place to pick up cheap designer knock-offs, were ordered to shut shop for a week starting Sunday after they were found selling fake goods. Market investigations by IntellecPro,... ...full story at People's Daily
from People's Daily on Tue, Feb 10 2009
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Rita Zhao Interviews Zhang Yong-Ping, President of Silk Street Market »
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| 16 Jul 09 |
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Beijing's Silk Street Market looks for new general manager after old one quits » People's Daily Silk Street Market, one of the Chinese capital's most popular clothing markets, is looking for a new general manager, as former job holder Wang Zili quit earlier this week, the company confirmed in Beijing Thursday. The company declined to... |
| 24 Jan 08 |
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Hands off our brand, says silk market » Shanghai Daily THE Silk Street Market in Beijing, which has long offered copies of international designer and branded goods, has unveiled its own brand - with a warning that anyone who tries to copy it will be held liable. The first items to bear the Silkstreet name,... |
| 02 Jan 09 |
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Feature: Financial crisis hits Silk Street » People's Daily At a booth in Silk Street, a famous bazaar known for fake designer goods, a young girl with a red coat and pony tail pressed 8-0-0 on the calculator she was holding. That was how much she wanted to sell a pair of Camel brand mountaineering boots... |
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