Surekha Ragavan
Nov 11, 2019

Brand screw-ups in China mostly a result of geographical 'inaccuracy': report

TOP OF THE CHARTS: A new report details why brand crises in China happen in the first place, and which industries are more prone to getting in trouble.

Dolce & Gabbana was in hot water last year after a controversial online campaign

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