Geopolitical Faux Pas Prompts Foreign Brands to Apologize to China Consumers - WSJ
NPC: China moves to impose controversial Hong Kong security law - BBC News
These Are the Foreign Brands Apologizing to China amid Hong Kong Tensions - What's on Weibo
Versace in trouble for tops implying Hong Kong is not part of China, brand ambassador Yang Mi 'outraged' | South China Morning Post
Western Brands Who Caved to China After Offending Communist Party
Versace apologises after T-shirt angers China - BBC News
Western Brands Who Caved to China After Offending Communist Party
Fashion firms apologise for implying Taiwan and Hong Kong separate from China | China | The Guardian
Versace, Coach & Givenchy Lose Model Ambassadors Following Controversy – WWD
Beijing Attempts To Remake Hong Kong In Its Image As National Security Law Takes Hold : NPR
Coach brand risks potential boycott - Global Times
H&M Removed From All Major Chinese Platforms Over Xinjiang Cotton Ban – WWD
These Are the Foreign Brands Apologizing to China amid Hong Kong Tensions - What's on Weibo
Versace, Coach and Givenchy Have Angered China's Netizens. Who's Next? - Il magazine di Michele Franzese Moda
Geopolitical Faux Pas Prompts Foreign Brands to Apologize to China Consumers - WSJ
Givenchy, Coach, Versace Apologize, "One-China" | HYPEBEAST
Versace in trouble for tops implying Hong Kong is not part of China, brand ambassador Yang Mi 'outraged' | South China Morning Post
Versace in trouble for tops implying Hong Kong is not part of China, brand ambassador Yang Mi 'outraged' | South China Morning Post
T-Shirt Controversy: Yang Mi Ends Collaboration with Versace – JayneStars.com
Versace in trouble for tops implying Hong Kong is not part of China, brand ambassador Yang Mi 'outraged' | South China Morning Post
Versace, Coach and Givenchy Have Angered China's Netizens. Who's Next? | BoF
Versace in trouble for tops implying Hong Kong is not part of China, brand ambassador Yang Mi 'outraged' | South China Morning Post
Versace, Coach and Givenchy Have Angered China's Netizens. Who's Next? | BoF
Fashion firms apologise for implying Taiwan and Hong Kong separate from China | China | The Guardian
Western Brands Who Caved to China After Offending Communist Party
Hong Kong was supposed to liberalize China. How did the opposite happen? - The Washington Post
