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Groupon China's Joint Venture Partner Sold Hundreds of Fake Tissot Watches
Gaopeng said, adding that it will refund customers an additional 200 yuan for their frustrations. That equates to about $31.50.

Tissot officials could not be reached for comment, but local media reported that Tissot said in a statement all watches examined from the Gaopeng deal were proven to be counterfeit.

Groupon has struggled to break into China, where local brands dominate and there are currently 5000 plus daily deal sites in operation. Gaopeng, the eighth largest player in the country, closed 10 offices in August and laid off hundreds of staff as competition in the group-buying sector heated up.

Are Your Retail Products Made in America?

Is it just me or is there anything made in America anymore? From the pencil sharpener and the iPod docking station in my office down to the multi-socket power strip on my office floor, it’s all made in China. Whatever happened to American-made products?

This frustration was amplified a month or so ago when I saw a segment on the nightly national news. To paraphrase the segment, a young college girl was moving into her dorm room and wanted to furnish her room with American-made products. She quickly discovered the difficulty in that. Turns out the university only offered products made outside the U.S. Long story short, her quest to find American-made products launched an investigation by CBS to uncover how many universities and colleges across the nation only offered products made outside the U.S. The number of schools was significant. More shocking was the billions of dollars spent in producing products overseas.