Nike Inc. has won lawsuits against two Chinese shoemakers and the local operations of a French supermarket chain over alleged illegal copying of its Air Jordan logo. The rulings mark the latest victories for foreign companies seeking protection from rampant theft of copyrights and other intellectual property in China.
August 21, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Nike Inc. has won lawsuits against two Chinese shoemakers and the local operations of a French supermarket chain over alleged illegal copying of its Air Jordan logo, a court official said Tuesday.
The Shanghai No. 2 Intermediate Court awarded Nike, the world’s largest sports apparel company, a total of 350,000 yuan ($46,100) in damages from Jinjiang Longzhibu Shoe Co., Jinjiang Kangwei Shoe Co. and retailer Auchan, the official Xinhua News Agency and other reports said.
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