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Neon Nettle - Chinas Influence over American Elites and Big Tech Exposed - Links revealed in bombshell exposé by investigative reporter Peter Schweizer

The New York Post recently published an excerpt of Peter Schweizer's new book "Red-Handed: How American Elites Get Rich Helping China Win," which outlines how American elites — including the Silicon Valley Masters of the Universe — purposefully aid the communist regime of China.

Adidas and Nike sales suffer from Chinese backlash Sales of Adidas and Nike in China have fallen, as consumers continue to boycott the brands in favour of domestic operators. Ivan Su, equity analyst at investment company Morningstar, said overall sales of sports clothing and footwear has declined 11% year on year in April at Chinese ecommerce site Tmall. Morningstar attributed the fall to Chinese consumers’ boycott of international sportswear brands. In the month Adidas’s online sales showe...

China against western brands Adidas and Nike are feeling the effects of a consumer boycott in China. According to a note from Morningstar analyst Ivan Su, online sales of Adidas and Nike products on Alibabas Tmall platform fell by 78% and 59% respectively year-over-year in April. Chinese consumers snubbed the sportswear brands over statements they had made expressing concerns over alleged forced labor practices in the Xinjiang region in China. Tmall is Chinas largest online business-to consumer...

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Nike and Adidas saw their online sales plummet in China over the Xinjiang cotton boycott insider@insider.com (Mary Hanbury) Online sales of Adidas and Nike products at Alibabas Tmall plummeted in April. These sportswear brands are being targeted in a consumer boycott in China against western brands Meanwhile, Chinese athleticwear brands are "reaping" the benefits, according to Morningstar. Popular Searches According to a note from Morningstar analyst Ivan Su, online sales of Ad...

Western brands, Nike and Adidas saw a principal decrease in sales in China. The sudden decline in the marketability of the sportswear companies was borne out of the Chinese consumers call to boycott them after they accused the Xinjiang region of producing cotton by forcing the Uyghur people into labor. German researcher Adrian Zens has claimed that slavery exists in the autonomous region. The satellite imagery shows that the textile factories are placed near the "re-education sites." However, B...

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