knickers (and regal tiara). "Feel the romance of British royalty – Diana underwear," reads the poster from China's splendidly named Jealousy International brand. Inspect it closely and the woman is, of course, a lookalike. But while the advert

U.S. workers. The main thrust of these proposals is maximising the collection of AD/CV duties on mainland Chinese products, which accounted for 94.2 percent or US$277.5 million of all uncollected AD/CV duties in fiscal year 2009. Some observers believe

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smiles as she sits with her sons, Princes Harry,front, and William in 1987. Supplied Source: AP A CHINESE lingerie company has angered Britons after using a Diana lookalike in their latest advertising campaign. The advertisement includes a Diana

British paper, the Daily Mail, criticizes a Chinese billboard with a photo of a Princess Diana look-alike and a catchy slogan, ''Feel the Romance of British Royalty,'' claiming that it exploits the image of the late Princess of

BEIJING - Revenue from online advertisements is expected to see an explosive growth in China over the next three years as advertisers clamor for more eyeballs as Internet usage peaks, according to a senior executive from Renren.com

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only to energy providers here in the U.S. - meaning state-owned companies in countries like Venezuela and China will effectively receive a competitive edge over American firms. Ironically, even BP - the target of Congress's ire over the Gulf spill - will

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A Chinese lingerie company did not expect a far-reaching publicity after it launched a billboard ad campaign in Shenzhen, a city bordering Hong Kong, for one of its underwear products branded Diana

A Chinese lingerie maker has used a lookalike of the late Diana, Princess of Wales, to advertise underwear through giant billboards across the country

for Ecco, which produces children's shoes, outdoor and sports footwear, across Europe and in the US and China. The retailer has recently launched stores in Oxford, Guildford and Manchester, and is thought to be planning a major brand push in the autumn.

Photographs of the late royal in innerwear are being splashed out in China in a bid to sell lingerie. A Chinese lingerie company depicted Princess of Wales Diana in a bra and knickers on her death anniversary, August 31. The company, called Jealousy

on Web sites or listed in search queries. A growing alternative employs low-cost workers who are hired in China, India and other countries to click on text links and other ads. A third form of fraud takes place when employees of companies click on

A Chinese lingerie company has unveiled a new range of underwear featuring a Princess of Wales lookalike model on the 13th anniversary of her death. Under the slogan "Feel the romance of

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To tastefully honor the late Princess Diana on the anniversary of her death, a Chinese lingerie company made this ad urging you to "Feel the Romance of British Royalty." That's so thoughtful. [ Daily Mail ] More »