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ÔĶÁÈ«ÎÄ | ÆÀÂÛ(0) | ÒıÓÃ(0) juanc @ 2004-08-25 12:27 | ±à¼­ 2004-08-24 03:45 - [ ĬÈÏ·ÖÀà ] Hanes opens unmentionables market in China Associated Press CHARLOTTE, N.C. - With a traditional bang of a gong, Hanes - an underwear brand created in North Carolina more than a century ago - invaded the lucrative consumer market of the world's most populous nation, China. Hanes is introducing lines of men's and women's underwear and loungewear pants and tops in department stores next month in Beijing and Shanghai. Within three years, Hanes hopes to expand into selling the rest of its line of casual clothing and other apparel. A group of four male models with lifeguard physiques opened the Hanes kickoff this week in Beijing, one of the men sporting red, white and blue, stars and stripes boxers. Photo flashes flared as four women in panties and tube tops strutted the runway, clutching pillows to their chests that mimicked Hanes' red rectangular logo. "Red is the Chinese favorite color, meaning happy, success and good fortune," Ding Xia, who is leading Hanes' China debut, said before the launch. "Hanes has the right color. We believe people will fall in love with the Hanes name." At stake is the $11 billion underwear market in a booming economy with a growing middle class that is about the size of the total U.S. population. Hanes, with $4 billion in annual sales globally, is a brand of parent Sara Lee Corp., the Chicago-based apparel, food and household goods giant. The Hanes headquarters are in Winston-Salem. China's rapid growth has transformed it into the world's sixth-largest economy. The country of 1.3 billion people had a gross domestic product of about $1.4 trillion last year, and the International Monetary Fund projects 8.5 percent growth this year. "You can't help but be impressed by the vibrancy of the economy," said Gerald Evans, the Winston-Salem based president and chief executive of Sara Lee's sportswear group, in China for Thursday's launch. "As marketers, that can't help but excite you." Sara Lee's "sold in China" effort is the flip side of the "made in China" wave that has the U.S. textile industry facing its greatest threat yet. On Jan. 1, quotas on U.S. apparel imports are scheduled to disappear. The American Manufacturing Trade Action Coalition estimates as many as 650,000 U.S. textile jobs, or about 90 percent, could disappear after quotas are lifted. China, already a major exporter of clothing, is expected to be the biggest winner. North Carolina, with 104,000 textile and apparel workers, is the industry's largest employer and so the most vulnerable to losses. South Carolina has 52,500 such workers. In June, to prepare for "growth in a quota-free" market, Sara Lee announced plant closings, eliminating 150 jobs in Winston-Salem, 200 in Asheboro and 3,825 in Honduras, Mexico and Puerto Rico. Ding Xia, a Shanghai native, joined Sara Lee in Winston-Salem in 1995 after completing her master's in business administration at Wake Forest University. She moved back to Shanghai in March and leads the six-person team working the China market. Coming home, she flew into the new airport in Shanghai's Pudong region. Today, the area is a forest of glass and mirror-sheathed towers, some topped with spheres and spires. "When I left, Pudong is a field," she said. "When I got off the plane, I don't know where to go to find my home ÔĶÁÈ«ÎÄ | ÆÀÂÛ(0) | ÒıÓÃ(0) juanc @ 2004-08-24 03:45 | ±à¼­ 2004-08-24 03:42 - [ ĬÈÏ·ÖÀà ] BEIJING, Aug. 22 (Xinhuanet) -- After quite a few of negotiations, China's non-state-run Joyo.com Ltd. has finally reached a deal with Amazon.com Inc., the US E-commerce giant, which possibly meant a beginning of the foreign Internet companies' landing in China.   Amazon.com Inc. (NasdaqNM£ºAMZN) announced the plan Thursday to pay US$75 million for Joyo.com, who declared the deal on the same day. The 4-year-old Joyo.com, is China's largest online retailer of books, music, videos, software, gifts and toys. "The purchase is a sign of good news for China's E-commerce," said Li Tao, a senior executive of another Chinese online seller 8848.com. "However, it might only change Joyo.com's fate itself, not the E-business in China. I don't suppose it would affect the whole industry in the country." he said. Amazon has tried to buy Dangdang.com, a top B2C Chinese company, before it planned to purchase Joyo.com, but failed due to its dominating stock share strategy. The deal is targeting the potentially huge Chinese market. According to statistics released by CNNIC (China Internet Network Information Center), 58 percent of 87.5 million Chinese internet users favor online buy. The fast-growing Chinese Internet market is estimated to be worth $16 billion by 2005. By 2006, there will be 170 million netizens in China, while the number of online buyers will hopefully rise from 6 million to 13.4 million. According to the deal, Amazon.com would pay $72 million in cash and assume employee stock options to buy Joyo.com. Amazon said Joyo's Web retailing operations in China are run by Joyo.com Ltd., a British Virgin Islands company founded in 2000. It expects the deal to close in the third quarter. 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