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• 否认 — Lululemon

  A spokesperson for Lululemon said in an emailed statement, "The patents in question are overly broad and invalid. We are confident in our position and look forward to defending it in court."

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• Nike on Wednesday filed a lawsuit accusing Lululemon of patent infringement over the apparel maker's at-home Mirror fitness device and related mobile applications.

• A spokesperson for Lululemon said in an emailed statement, "The patents in question are overly broad and invalid. We are confident in our position and look forward to defending it in court."

• Lululemon said in a statement: 'The patents in question are overly broad and invalid. We are confident in our position and look forward to defending it in court.'

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• 澄清 — Lululemon

  Shannon Higginson, Lululemon's senior vice president, general counsel, and chief compliance officer, told Insider in a statement that the Canada-based athleisure brand is "confident in our position and look forward to properly resolving this case through the courts."

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• Lululemon is seeking an injunction against Peloton to stop it from selling the products Lululemon claims are "copy-cats" of its patents, as well as damages from Peloton to make up for any lost profits Lululemon has experienced as a result of Peloton's products hitting the market.

• Lululemon filed suit in Central California federal court on Monday, alleging that several of the products from Peloton's new apparel line infringe on Lululemon's design patents.

• WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - Athletic apparel retailer Lululemon Athletica Inc. (LULU), has filed a lawsuit against the fitness company Peloton Interactive Inc. (PTON), on patent infringement allegations related to the designs of a new line of leggings and sports bras.

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• "At Lululemon we are known for our product innovation and iconic design," Lululemon said in a statement on Friday. "We will defend our proprietary rights, to protect the integrity of our brand, and to safeguard our intellectual property."

• The lawsuit was filed in Manhattan federal court on Wednesday night

• Peloton has sued Lululemon after the athletic apparel maker threatened its own lawsuit over the exercise bike company’s new apparel line.

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• DISH Technologies LLC and Sling TV LLC (collectively, DISH) filed complaints against Peloton Interactive Inc. on Tuesday in the Eastern District of Texas and ICON Health & Fitness Inc., as well as lululemon athletica Inc. (lululemon) and Curiouser Products Inc. (doing business as MIRROR) on Wednesday in the District of Delaware, alleging that the defendants infringed DISH’s streaming-related patents in their respective fitness streaming services.

• The lawsuits, filed Tuesday in federal court in Texas and Delaware on behalf of Sling TV, accuses Peloton, NordicTrack-owner Icon Health & Fitness Inc. and Mirror-owner Lululemon using Dish’s patented technology

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• 人事处理 — Lululemon

  The employee involved is no longer with the company.

• 道歉 — Lululemon

  We apologize that an employee was affiliated with promoting an offensive T-shirt, and we take this very seriously.

• 人事处理 — Lululemon

  We acted immediately, and the person involved is no longer an employee of Lululemon.

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• Soon after posting the T-shirt’s link to his personal Instagram account’s bio, Fleming received an onslaught of criticism from Lululemon fans, many of whom also condemned the brand for hiring someone who would share something so obviously offensive.

• The comment then led to a much larger and very controversial thread, headed up by a response from Lululemon’s social team, which states, “Please know that at lululemon, our values are core to who we are. We take matters such as this extremely seriously and have no tolerance for cultural insensitivity and discrimination. The employee involved is no longer with the company.”

• The aspirational athletic-wear maker Lululemon, famous for its expensive leggings sported by young urban professionals, is facing vigorous criticism for promoting a yoga workshop billed as an opportunity to “resist capitalism”.

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• 人事处理 — Lululemon

  We acted immediately, and the person involved is no longer an employee of Lululemon.

• 澄清 — Lululemon

  It added that the shirt design is not a Lululemon product and it opposes "any discriminatory behaviours."

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• Lululemon has issued an apology after getting criticized for a "bat fried rice" T-shirt design advertised by one of its then-employees on his Instagram page.

• Commenters online decried the shirt as racist, especially as reports of targeted attacks against Asian Americans have grown with the coronavirus pandemic.

• Lululemon confirmed that the T-shirt was not one of its products

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• 调查 — Lululemon

  The company says in a statement that it takes the allegations very seriously and is committed to a full, independent investigation.

• 调查 — Lululemon

  The company says it will work with an independent, non-profit third party to fully investigate the allegations.

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• The Guardian newspaper reported Monday that some female workers at the factory, owned and run by another corporation, say they suffered verbal and physical abuse, including being slapped and called sexist insults.

• VANCOUVER — Lululemon Athletica Inc. says it has launched an investigation after learning about reports of worker abuse at a manufacturing facility in Bangladesh that supplies the athleisure retailer.

• The company says in a statement that it takes the allegations very seriously and is committed to a full, independent investigation.

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• 调查 — Lululemon

  We take these allegations very seriously and we’re committed to a full, independent investigation.

• 调查 — Lululemon

  Members of Lululemon's social responsibility and production team visited the factory in Bangladesh immediately to speak with workers and learn more.

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• Female garment workers in one of the brand’s factories claim they suffer regular abuse in the workplace including being beaten and physically assaulted.

• Lululemon has announced that orders from the Chittagong factory in question have now been halted.

• In the factory in Chittagong, Bangladesh, women are admitting they are faced with physical violence on a daily basis and are called “sluts” and “whores” by managers out to humiliate them.