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Shanghai apos;s Hulk Smashes Home Late Penalty To Earn Champions League Win

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By Michael Church HONG KONG, Nov 22 (Reuters) - A [http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/_search?q=late%20penalty late penalty] from second half substitute Hulk earned Shanghai SIPG a 2-1 win over two-time champions Jeonbuk Motors in Doha on Sunday and maintain the Chinese Super League side´s perfect start to the 2020 Asian Champions League. The Brazilian started on the bench alongside compatriot Oscar but the introduction of the pair swung the Group H game in SIPG´s favour after the former Chelsea man was upended in the penalty area by Jeonbuk defender Hong Jeong-ho. Hulk fired high into the net eight minutes from time to earn the win for Vitor Pereira´s side, having had Lu Wenjun´s early opener cancelled out shortly after by Jeonbuk´s Gustavo. The result moves Shanghai level on six points with Japan´s Yokohama F Marinos at the top of Group H while Jeonbuk have a solitary point and are tied with Sydney FC. Earlier in the day, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] Guangzhou Evergrande made an unconvincing start as Fabio Cannavaro´s team were held to a scoreless draw by South Korea´s Suwon Bluewings. Wei Shihao missed from close range 15 minutes before the end in Guangzhou´s first game in Group G of the delayed continental championship. "We´re disappointed not to get the win, it would have been good to get off with a win at the beginning but unfortunately we didn´t," said defender Tyias [http://www.caringbridge.org/search?q=Browning Browning]. "It´s always a confidence booster to get a clean sheet, the defence we did our job but hopefully we can get a few more goals in the next game." Only three teams are playing in Group G after Malaysia´s Johor Darul Ta´zim were forced to withdraw after not receiving permission to travel to Qatar, where the competition is being played in a centralised format inside a biosecure bubble. Guangzhou´s next game is on Wednesday against Japanese side Vissel Kobe, who lead the standings after defeating Suwon in their meeting in February. Fifteen teams are playing in Qatar in the rescheduled Asian Champions League matches for [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html tour quảng châu] clubs from east Asia, with the group stage continuing until Dec. 4. The knockout round begins on Dec. 6 with the final also to be played in Doha on Dec. 19. Iranian side Persepolis have already qualified for the competition decider having progressed through the west Asian half of the draw in October. (Reporting by Michael Church, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html tour quảng châu] Editing by Christian Radnedge)

Lawyer Katherine Tai A Congress Favorite For Biden Trade Czar

2020-12-30T04:10:59Z

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By David Lawder and Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON, Nov 25 (Reuters) - As President-elect Joe Biden builds his economic team in the coming days, some influential lawmakers are urging him to choose Katherine Tai, the Democratic trade counsel on the House of Representatives' Ways and Means Committee, as U.S. trade representative. The job, sometimes called the "trade czar," is expected to be a lynchpin position as Biden pledges to reverse predecessor Donald Trump's "America First" policies, build jobs at home, and punish Beijing for anti-competitive trade practices. [http://realitysandwich.com/?s=Tai%20played Tai played] a key role in negotiating stronger labor provisions with the Trump administration in the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada (USMCA) trade deal, and has solid backing in labor and business circles, people familiar with the Biden team's deliberations say. A Yale and Harvard-educated Chinese-American who speaks fluent Mandarin and [http://www.houzz.com/?search=taught%20university taught university] English for two years in Guangzhou, Tai also headed China trade enforcement at the U.S. Trade Representative's office (USTR) from 2011 to 2014, litigating trade violation cases before the World Trade Organization. "Katherine Tai is the most qualified candidate for USTR, and I'm proud to support her," Senator Sherrod Brown, a Democrat on the trade- and tax-focused Senate Finance Committee, told Reuters in an emailed response to questions. "She played a critical role in securing real improvements for workers in the USMCA agreement last year. She is uniquely prepared to tackle issues on China and knows how to partner with our allies to advance U.S. interests," Brown added. On Wednesday, 10 House Democrats urged Biden to choose Tai, calling her "uniquely able to negotiate and advance priorities with both friendly and hostile negotiating partners" in a letter. The top USTR job in the past has sometimes gone to those owed political favors or to prominent elected officials, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] with committee staff more likely to get a deputy-level position and assume a lot of the behind-the-scenes workload. A groundswell of Capitol Hill support may help shift that practice under Biden, who has promised diversity as well as deep experience in his early Cabinet picks. Tai, 45, did not respond to a request for comment and a spokeswoman for the House Ways and Means Committee said she was not granting interviews at this time. A spokesman for the Biden transition team also declined to comment. Representative Earl Blumenauer, who chairs the House Ways and Means trade subcommittee, told Reuters Tai was "knowledgeable, patient, and creative," adding: "I would hate to lose her from our committee staff, but she would more than make up for it with what she could bring to the USTR." PLAY 'OFFENSE' VS. CHINA This August, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html tour quảng châu] Tai outlined a different approach to China than the 2-1/2-year punitive tariff war waged by current trade czar Robert Lighthizer at a Center for American Progress forum website The Trump administration has been "very strong on confronting China" she said, but such tariff actions were largely "defensive," and the United States needs a better offense. "I think the offense has got to be about what we are going to do to make ourselves and our workers and our industries and our allies faster, nimbler, able to jump higher and able to compete stronger," Tai said. Tai faces stiff competition for the USTR post from Michael Wessel, a member of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, and Representative Jimmy Gomez, a Ways and Means Committee Democrat from California. Representative Don Beyer, another Ways and Means Democrat who also favors Tai for USTR, said he believes House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was unlikely to agree to release any currently serving lawmakers to join the administration because this could jeopardize the razor-thin majority that Democrats hold in the House. (Reporting by David Lawder and Andrea Shalal; additional reporting by Trevor Hunnicutt in Wilmington, Delaware; editing by Heather Timmons and Jonathan Oatis)

Chinese Fast-fashion Brand Sells 30 000 Cheap Items To Girls Every Day

2020-12-30T02:44:33Z

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Few people over the age of 30 will have heard of the clothes label Shein. Yet from its base 6,000 miles away on the Pearl River delta, this Chinese brand could soon be the biggest retailer of fast fashion in Britain, if it isn't already. The giant firm is taking on home-grown competitors such as Boohoo, Pretty Little Thing and Missguided, and is expanding rapidly. Backed by ruthlessly efficient marketing through 'influencers' and social-media sites, Shein is filling teenage wardrobes with dirt-cheap tops and skirts. It sells an estimated 30,000 items to Britain every day - that's more than ten million a year - and spends more on advertising in this country than any other clothing label, bewitching a generation of young, almost entirely female shoppers. Shein collaborates with celebrities such as ITV's I'm A Celebrity… winner Georgia Toffolo (pictured) It is surprising, therefore, how little is known about the company or how it produces garments so cheaply that even the notorious sweatshops of Leicester can't compete. With a tiny British office and fewer than a dozen staff here, Shein has remained shrouded in mystery, but an investigation by The Mail on Sunday has uncovered claims including: Piracy on a vast scale as it adds more than 1,000 new items every day to its vast online catalogue, often copying popular designs;Bosses profiting from absurdly cheap postage rates subsided by the Royal Mail;Widespread complaints about flimsy, shoddily produced clothes;Huge environmental damage from discarded clothes worn only once or twice..Never has fashion been faster, or cheaper. Yet the questions are mounting as steadily as Shein's multi-million-pound profits. BRITISH TEENAGERS ARE RUTHLESSLY TARGETED Shein sells fashion at pocket-money prices: tops for £3.49 and dresses for £4.99. In a Black Friday sale, some tops were less than £2 each. Its target market is the lucrative teen and young adult demographic, and social media is the key to reaching them, which is why Facebook and YouTube users are bombarded with adverts for the brand. Shein collaborates with celebrities such as ITV's I'm A Celebrity… winner Georgia Toffolo, who signed up to pose wearing two of the brand's collections in the past nine months, while a virtual catwalk show in September featured Rita Ora and Ellie Goulding as models. Then there is an army of influencers on Instagram and Chinese-owned video-sharing app TikTok. Shein persuades young women to post clips of themselves with branded boxes crammed with purchases - so-called 'Shein hauls'. The hashtag #sheinhaul has nearly a billion views on the app, while #shein has a further 3.1 billion. House of Sunny, an independent womenswear label in East London, said its £90 Daybreak cardigan (right) was copied by Shein and sold for £25 (left) If someone's post is 'liked' by Shein, which has 15 million Instagram followers, they can easily amass half a million views and thousands of new followers. The firm's affiliate programme offers financial rewards to social-media users who show off recent buys and direct their followers to the brand's website. Such affiliates receive up to 20 per cent commission on every purchase they help to sell - a welcome addition to any teenager's pocket money. HUGE PROFITS FROM ITS CHINESE FACTORIES China may have inflicted Covid-19 on the world, but now it is benefiting economically through firms such as Shein as Britons stranded at home have turned to the internet to shop. Shein, which is privately owned, won't release its financial figures, although Chinese media have estimated that it will make more than £11 billion of sales this year from its factories based round the industrial powerhouse of Guangzhou. By comparison, the UK's Boohoo Group has annual sales of about £2 billion. Industry analysts say the Shein app is significantly more popular than those run by rivals, with 12 million worldwide downloads in the past month alone. And according to one leading British distribution company, Shein posts about 30,000 orders a day to the UK. Fashion analyst Juozas Kaziukenas, from Marketplace Pulse, said: 'Shein seem to be killing it. It's a pretty fascinating company. There's a huge untapped demand for affordable fashion. We've had H&M, Zara and Asos. Shein has taken it one step further. 'It's also fascinating that it all comes from China, which allows it to have lower costs. 'Everyone knows that Primark gets everything from China but they are middlemen. Shein goes direct to the customer. It's hard for other retailers to compete on price when you're selling from China. 'The Government needs to close shipping and tax loopholes which lets this be so successful. THE MULTI-BILLION POUND MYSTERY Despite huge sales, little is known about Shein. Mainly based in China, Singapore and Hong Kong, the company was founded in China by Chris Xu, also known as Yangtian Xu or Sky Xu, an American-born graduate of Washington University in the US. The company's headquarters are in Shenzhen, the city linking Hong Kong to the Chinese mainland. Xu created the brand, then known as SheInside, in 2008. Since then, he is reported to have raised £39 million from a variety of backers. 'Shein is almost an unknown to anyone outside the fashion industry,' said Kaziukenas. 'I don't know who the chief executive is; I don't know how much money they've made. 'They are very secretive as a company. They don't comment on anything or put out any press releases.' When contacted by The Mail on Sunday, Shein refused to disclose sales figures, profits, manufacturing or distribution techniques. Its only physical presence in Britain is a rented second-floor office behind black gates in Islington, North London. Security was tight when we visited - a buzzer at the front gate, another to access the site and a third to enter the lift. Ten or so people - some Chinese and some British - are thought to work there in a combined office and photo studio. Many of those who claim to be victims of piracy are small, independent labels without the resources to challenge an international giant. Typical is cult French label Maison Cleo, run by mother and daughter Cleo and Marie Dewet, which specialises in hand-crafted, limited-edition blouses (pictured) Maison Cleo claim that one of their distinctive £200 garments with an oversized pleated collar was copied and sold by Shein for just £11.49 (pictured) POPULAR DESIGNS ARE 'RIPPED OFF' WITHIN DAYS Shein boasts of 'thousands of new styles' daily on its website, but it has been accused of copying other designers in its rush to release new products. Instagram is full of allegations of piracy, and one source with a good knowledge of Shein confirmed that the firm itself has been inundated with complaints. With the aid of computer technology and low labour costs, Shein aims to get new designs ready for shipping in just three days, the news agency Reuters recently reported. In comparison, Zara takes about three weeks for a design to go from the drawing board to the shop floor. With such tight turnaround, Shein can target the styles, colours and fabrics of its clothing to match the most popular ranges in the UK at any given time. Many of those who claim to be victims of piracy are small, independent labels without the resources to challenge an international giant. Typical is cult French label Maison Cleo, run by mother and daughter Cleo and Marie Dewet, which specialises in hand-crafted, limited-edition blouses. They claim that one of their distinctive £200 garments with an oversized pleated collar was copied and sold by Shein for just £11.49. 'My stomach hurts,' Marie wrote on Instagram when she discovered the item on sale so cheaply. 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For its part, Shein claims to have 'established a huge team of professional designers' with a designer recruitment programme seeking new talent. Mr Xu has said: 'These designers are young, creative and energetic. I like to work with them, and hopefully they can become our partners.' But there is [http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&gl=us&tbm=nws&q=widespread%20doubt&gs_l=news widespread doubt] as to whether this is the only - or even the main - way the label operates. The head designer of a London-based brand, who did not want to be named, claimed it was common for fast-fashion brands to use sophisticated software - for which Shenzhen is famous - to use pictures of other firm's outfits to quickly create copies. PAYING 'PENNIES' TO POST ITEMS TO YOUR DOOR Shein takes advantage of heavily reduced postal charges, subsidised by the Royal Mail. 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When washed, they produce microfibres, which contribute to the huge volumes of plastic pollution in the seas. Most of Shein's factories are in Panyu, an industrial hub in Guangzhou. The firm claims to provide 'industry-leading working conditions' with 'a safe, clean, happy and protective environment'. But Lauren Bravo, author of How To Break Up With Fast Fashion, says: 'The brand pays lip service to ethics and social responsibility, but as far as I can see there's no solid information to back up any of those claims. Nobody can sell a new dress for less than a tenner without someone, somewhere paying the price.' MANY HUNDREDS OF UNHAPPY CUSTOMERS Nearly half of the more than 2,400 comments left for Shein on consumer review website Trustpilot give just one star ('bad') out of five. 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AFC Champions League Results

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Nov 19 (OPTA) - Results and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html tour quảng châu] fixtures for the AFC Champions League on Thursday (start times are GMT) Group Stage ------------------------------------------------------------------- Sydney (1) 1 Shanghai SIPG (0) 2 Johor [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] Darul Ta'zim v Guangzhou Evergrande cancelled Saturday, November 21 fixtures (GMT) Seoul v Beijing Guoan (1000) Ulsan v Shanghai Shenhua (1300) Sunday, November 22 fixtures (GMT) Suwon Bluewings v Guangzhou Evergrande (1000) Jeonbuk Motors v Shanghai SIPG (1300) Tuesday, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html tour quảng châu] November 24 fixtures (GMT) Tokyo v Shanghai Shenhua (1000) Beijing Guoan v Melbourne Victory (1000) Seoul v [http://www.deer-digest.com/?s=Chiangrai%20United Chiangrai United] (1300) Perth Glory v Ulsan (1300)

Luxury Fans In China Chase Neat Shot Of Investment With Vintage...

2020-12-29T23:50:08Z

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By Sophie Yu and Brenda Goh BEIJING/SHANGHAI, Nov 25 (Reuters) - As luxury spending rebounds in China, consumers with money to burn have a new habit beyond fancy bags and watches: a taste for collector editions of fiery domestic liquor Moutai, not to drink but to hold onto as a rapidly appreciating investment. Amid China's recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, Moutai buyers like Beijing tech worker Yang Nan have seen re-sale prices for vintage and limited editions of the 'baijiu' spirit made by Kweichow Moutai rocket as demand booms. And they want in on the action, before it's too late. "I feel more people are getting into the market of Moutai collection and making it more difficult for people like me to afford it," Yang told Reuters. The 30-year-old hails from the southwestern province of Guizhou, home of Moutai, and was raised to know the drink's value: her parents sold 12 bottles to raise 250,000 yuan ($38,000) for a downpayment for her apartment in the capital. A special 'Year of the Rat' bottle that Yang purchased for 1,699 yuan at the start of 2019 is now worth almost double, about 3,000 yuan, according to e-commerce giant Alibaba's Taobao marketplace - typical for the general growth in prices that are now their highest on record, drinks specialists say. Kweichow Moutai tightly controls the supply of its drinks, with retail prices starting around 1,500 yuan for bottles that have for years been the tipple of choice for China's elite government and business circles. It nurtures a luxury image in the country's giant baijiu sector, with a market value of more than $300 billion - the most valuable listed company in China. But demand for vintage bottles beyond the company's retail reach has reached dizzy heights this year, analysts and shopkeepers say, thanks to a flood of new buyers seeking safe-haven investments during pandemic uncertainty. "Recently the overall economic environment was bad, anything that has a potential to increase in value is popular," said independent liquor industry analyst Cai Xuefei. Fine international wines and spirits have long been a target for wealthier Chinese. "Moutai is not only for drinking, it is a social tool, an identity indicator. As people believe older Moutai will be only more valuable, there is little risk in hoarding (bottles)." The rampant prices have also now lured many liquor stores into trading collector bottles. Cai estimates as many as 20% of shops in China that were not previously in the market piled in during the COVID-19 outbreak. Bricks-and-mortar stores are also trusted more by some customers as less likely to sell fake Moutai, on which police have cracked down in recent years. Kweichow Moutai did not respond to repeated phone calls from Reuters. 'MAKES ME COUGH' Investment options available to the Chinese public are limited due to stringent controls on outbound money transfers. Valuations on alternatives like property or the stock market have been curbed by government controls or previous burst bubbles. "The financial feature of Moutai as an investment became obvious to many during the pandemic, and the price of old Moutai moved up stably and now stands at a historical high," said Guangzhou-based independent analyst Zhu Danpeng. Moutai's drinks, consumed neat, often downed in shots, firstly sell fast in the primary market, even at already hefty prices. Its signature Feitian 53 range - known as 'Flying Fairy', with 53% alcohol by volume - starts at 1,499 yuan is heavily traded by speculators. 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But Moutai bounced back after an internal clean-up that saw some top executives [http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/search.html?sel=site&searchPhrase=arrested arrested] and a revamp of its distribution network. For some consumers and collectors, the high-alcohol liquor has always been difficult to drink - and the increasing prices only add to their reluctance to do so. "I don't like the strong taste. It makes me cough," said Beijing buyer Yang, adding that she tended to prefer champagne or wine. "It's more and more difficult to afford but the good thing is the value of my collection is rising." ($1 = 6.5759 Chinese yuan renminbi) (Reporting by Sophie Yu in Beijing and Brenda Goh in Shanghai; Editing by Kenneth Maxwell)

Benitez apos;s Dalian Pro Are On Receiving End Of Istanbul-style Comeback

2020-12-28T10:32:32Z

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