Hong Kong-based producer/distributor FUN Union has signed an exclusive master licensing agreement with Promotional Partners Worldwide (PPW) for Riki Group’s BabyRiki and KikoRiki kids brands across Greater China. The deal will see the global marketing…
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Congressional leaders urge U.S. to press China over reports of mass Uighur detentions
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China regulator approves battery giant CATL’s $2 billion IPO: Xinhua
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