H&M Continues To Fail In China | Jing Daily
The First Nike Chinese New Year Ad (2020) - YouTube
Nike's quick-on-its-feet Liu Xiang reaction sets social marketing benchmark | Marketing | Campaign Asia
DOC) Nike in China. "Chamber of Fear" | Igor Mun - Academia.edu
Banned In China - Los Angeles Times
Xinjiang cotton row: Nike's swoosh stands strong in Chinese sport as athletes like Guo Ailun count cost | South China Morning Post
Over 30 Chinese stars cut ties with brands including Nike, HM, and Adidas, standing firmly behind Xinjiang cotton - Global Times
China bans Nike TV ad as national insult
Nike and Coca-Cola Lobby Against Xinjiang Forced Labor Bill - The New York Times
China accuses Western firms over 'harmful' kids' goods - BBC News
Xinjiang Cotton: Li Ning, Anta Shares Up, Nike, Adidas, Burberry Hit – WWD
Nike's lunar New Year commercial: Why Nike's first Chinese New Year ad is a big success - Daxue Consulting - Market Research China
Nike Prices To Rise Amid Supply Chain Issues While Profits Increase 23%
China accuses Western firms over 'harmful' kids' goods - BBC News
Chinese State Media Fuels Backlash Against Nike, H&M And Others Over Xinjiang 'Forced Labor' Statements
Two students walk past Nike's controversial billboard advertisement featuring NBA star LeBron James and Chinese mythological characters in Hong Kong December 8, 2004. China has kicked up a stink over a Nike
Swedish fast-fashion giant H&M returns to Alibaba shopping platform Tmall more than a year after Xinjiang cotton backlash | South China Morning Post
China Blocks Nike's Shot – Global by Design
China bans Nike TV ad as national insult
Nike Alphafly Sneakers Will Also Avoid Olympic Ban - WSJ
Can Nike keep its cool? | Financial Times
Xinjiang cotton row: Nike's swoosh stands strong in Chinese sport as athletes like Guo Ailun count cost | South China Morning Post
Xinjiang cotton spawns new controversy with 30-fold jump in online prices of Li Ning, Anta footwear as market crackdown looms | South China Morning Post
Nike CEO says sports giant is 'a brand of China and for China' in earnings call | Daily Mail Online
