Jon Emont

American brands that once dominated are facing new competition from local ones.

And John says it shows that China isn't quite the same opportunity it was when Phil Knight first showed up there on that sweaty train ride.

How difficult will it be for Nike to turn things around in China?

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Wednesday, May 20th.

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