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By 2030, roughly two-thirds of the world's middle class will be in the Asia Pacific region, largely in China, according to a report by Ernst & Young. Currently at around 150 million people, the Chinese middle class is expected to reach 1 billion.Representing a $250 billion market for American companies today, according to the U.S.-China Business Council estimates the country, it's worth noting the American companies that can take advantage of the enormous opportunity. Some of the nation's biggest brands have already managed to be the Chinese market leaders in their particular segments. Apple sells more tablets than any competitor in China and Gillette more razors than any other brand. While some of these companies are facing increased competition internationally and from China-based firms, others appear to be pulling away from the pack. Click here to see the most popular brands in ChinaBecause China is not an open market, international companies cannot compete in some sectors. Accordin...
Foxconn Technology Group, the assembler of most of the world's top-selling electronic gadgets including Apple Inc's iPhone, is trying to raise participation in its u...
Shares of Under Armour Inc. (UA) slipped Thursday after the athletic-gear maker said Gene McCarthy, a key footwear executive with past experience at Nike Inc. (NKE) ...
German sportswear and equipment maker Adidas AG (ADS.XE) is set to post record sales of over 14.5 billion euros ($19.14 billion) in 2012, Chief Executive Herbert Hai...
Adidas is seeing the first signs of success at its struggling Reebok brand, the group's chief executive said on Thursday."Classics are doing well, Kids is doing well...
German group Adidas has trimmed its 2012 sales forecast amid a continuing sales slump at Reebok, whose sales have fallen sharply for a second quarter.The world's sec...
Adidas is seeing the first signs of success at its struggling Reebok brand, the group's chief executive said on Thursday."Classics are doing well, Kids is doing well...
German sportswear maker Adidas AG (ADS.XE) Thursday forecasts double-digit earnings growth next year, after backing its 2012 guidance and reporting a third-quarter n...
Athletic giant Nike Inc. was cut to neutral from buy by Citigroup on Thursday on concern the company's orders could start to slow. The lack of one-time sporting even...
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McDavid's CEO Bob McDavid on producing performance-protecting products for athletes.
European stock markets struggled for direction on Thursday, as investors opted to sit on the sidelines ahead of monetary-policy decisions from the European Central B...
German sportswear maker adidas AG (ADS.XE) expects higher sales and earnings in 2013, having swung to an operating loss in the fourth quarter, largely due to goodwil...
Abschreibungen auf die US-Tochter Reebok haben dem Sportartikelhersteller Adidas das GeschÛftsjahr 2012 verdorben. Dadurch wies Adidas im vierten Quartal einen Verlu...
Despite rumors earlier this week, Apple Inc. (AAPL) didn't announce plans to split its stock. That is in keeping with a trend toward loftier share prices from compan...
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