Fake Apple Store

[indigojo]

This is too funny, the onward march of China, and weren't they supposed to be clamping down on patent violations?
[birdabroad.wordpress.com...]

[lawman]

It gets curiouser and curiouser . . .

[channelregister.co.uk...]

[graeme_p]

Its not a patent violation, its a trademark violation. In most countries the law, and enforcement, are significantly different, and that is probably the case in China as well.

[lawman]

Fake Apple stores closed because they had no business license:

[bbc.co.uk...]