Nike is suing two Chinese shoemakers and the local operations of a French supermarket chain over alleged illegal copying of its Air Jordan logo, local media reported Tuesday. Nike Inc., the world's largest sports apparel company, says it found shoes made by the companies being sold in outlets operated by the Auchan chain in Shanghai and the nearby city of Ningbo, the China Daily newspaper said.
July 17, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Nike is suing two Chinese shoemakers and the local operations of a French supermarket chain over alleged illegal copying of its Air Jordan logo, local media reported Tuesday.
Nike Inc., the world’s largest sports apparel company, says it found shoes made by the companies being sold in outlets operated by the Auchan chain in Shanghai and the nearby city of Ningbo, the China Daily newspaper said.
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