Question 1: What brands does Belle have? Brands such as Belle, Staccato, Joyamp; Peace, Teenmi Chu, and Tata are also present in China, as are Nike, Levi's, and Dockers, a famous American urban casual wear brand. Main agents.

Question 2: What kind of company is New Belle Shoes (Shenzhen)? It is a Hong Kong-funded enterprise. The Shenzhen company is actually a pure processing factory. The main factory is in Dalang, Longhua. There is also a subsidiary Ligang Shoes.

Question 3: What are the connections and differences between New Belle and Belle Shoes? Belle is the predecessor of New Belle. There is no difference. It's just that a mature company needs some new elements to drive development at a certain stage of development.

Question 4: What are the brands under Belle Shoes? Own footwear brands: Belle, Teenmix, Tata, Staccato, FATO, Senda, Haorenyuan, BASTO, MILLIE'S (Miao Li), Jipijapa, Joy & Peace (Zhenmeishi), Innet (Innet, this is a brand dedicated to online sales).

Agent for footwear brands: Bata, ELLE, BCBG, Mephisto, Geox, Clarks, Merrell, Caterpillar, Sebago.

Agent sports brands: Nike, Adidas, Li Ning, Kappa, Converse, Reebok, Puma, Mizuno.

Question 5: What brands are owned by Belle? Neyner is also a brand owned by Belle! Age positioning: The consumer group is young girls aged 16 to 28. Positioning occupation: students, fashionable girls, post-90s, and post-80s. Characteristics of the crowd: youth, romance, fashion and the pursuit of trends.

Question 6: Do Belle shoes and New Belle shoes belong to the same company? Thank you for your help. Ligang/Litian/New Belle Shoes (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. is a research and development and production subsidiary of Belle Group. The system is located in Tanluo Industrial Zone, Longhua, Baoan District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province. It is specifically responsible for the research, development and production of all brand products of the group company. Ligang is registered to produce New Belle, the company name is Belle, and Belle is a registered trademark. Belle Group was invested in March 1992 by Mr. Deng Yao, the chairman of the Hong Kong Leather Shoes and Shoe Materials Chamber of Commerce, a senior industrialist, and the chairman of Hong Kong Lihua Shoes Trading Co., Ltd. Founded, the group is headquartered in Shenzhen, China. After more than 10 years of hard work, the Belle team headed by Mr. Sheng Baijiao, executive director and general manager of the group, has built the company into a company with the Belle brand as the leader and a series of industry-leading brands such as Teenmix and Staccato. A footwear brand operating enterprise integrating R&D, production, retail and service. At the same time, Belle Group is the largest partner in mainland China of the Hong Kong-listed company Hong Kong Miraiba International Holdings Co., Ltd.; it is the world's leading sporting goods manufacturer such as Nike, Adidas, New Balance, etc. "The world's first pair of jeans" Levi's is the largest agent in China.

Question 7: Does anyone work for Belle Group? What do you think of this company? I just applied for Belle. This is the sales industry and everything depends on performance

Question 8: What is the nature of the industry? The nature of the industry.... Are you asking me to summarize any kind of industry? As long as a person enters society, what he or she pays is, at the minimum, survival, and at the maximum, life.

But if you want to achieve these two goals, you must choose a profession. This profession is a type of industry. Their essence is nothing more than the connection of life chains, and they are also categories of life. In other words, the meaning of industry is Revolving around the development and creation of human life

Question 9: Belle’s brands BeLLE, Teenmix, TATA, STACCATO, FATO, Joyamp; peace, Senda, Haorenyuan, MIRABELL, MILLIE, BASTO, JipiJapa, GEOX, etc. There is also a sports agency brand: Taobo Sports.

Question 10: Which company acquired Belle? In 2004, Baidu claimed to acquire 123 China, the largest Chinese website in the country, for 50 million yuan. The actual acquisition amount was only 10 million yuan. In May 2006, Baidu acquired Sky Software, and the 30 million yuan offered was real money. In January 2006, Baidu acquired Qianqianjingting. Qianqianjingting is a music download software. On the one hand, there are excellent software that have been free for many years and China needs development funds. On the other hand, in the face of competition from domestic and foreign companies, Baidu is bent on increasing the desktop share of end users. One is sentimental and the other is intentional, and the results always come naturally. In October 2009, Baidu completely acquired the development company of Dianxun Input Method and renamed Dianxun Input Method to Baidu Input Method. In May 2011, Baidu acquired 40% of the shares of Sweet Potato China, becoming the largest institutional shareholder alongside Zhongsou Online. This move will help Baidu’s library business obtain better copyright resources and more mature e-commerce platform support, and strengthen the monetization capabilities of the library business. In early 2010, Baidu introduced US$50 million from Providence Capital to invest in qiyi China (due to audio-visual license issues, Qiyi China has changed its name to iQiyi). In May 2010, Baidu and Daphne invested in Yaodian 100. The site ceased operations on the second day of the lunar month this year. The CEO and other senior executives have returned to Taiwan, and the official China website has been unable to open. In October 2010, Baidu teamed up with Rakuten to launch "Lekutian". This site announced its closure on April 20 last year, and Baidu's B2C layout failed. In January and February 2010, Baidu invested in Qijia China and established in-depth strategic cooperation with Qijia China. This was a landmark event in Baidu's open e-commerce strategy and an important measure for Baidu to strive to prosper the e-commerce ecosystem. In March 2011, Anjuke, which originally planned to be listed in 2010, changed its tune and announced the introduction of strategic investor Baidu, with a financing scale of US$50 million; in June 2011, Baidu became a Lightfoot Baidu’s second largest shareholder, with a shareholding ratio of 29, is only one step away from the largest shareholder Yang Junling’s shareholding ratio of 30, with a difference of 100,000 shares. Based on the share conversion price, Baidu will only use less than 100,000 shares. 10,000 yuan can be fully regarded as the controlling stake in Lightfoot Baidu; In June 2011, Baidu invested US$3.0 billion in Qunar China. Zhuang Chenchao, CEO of Qunar China, said, "Cooperating with Baidu We will continue to work on improving Qunar China's search technology, products and service quality. We believe that Baidu's strategic investment will enable the two companies to better seize existing development opportunities in the travel industry." In June 2011, after Baidu invested heavily in the offline brand Belle, Baidu and Belle will jointly establish a B2C brand, mainly engaged in shoes, hats and clothing, and invited Xu Lei, the former vice president of JD.com China, to serve as one of the senior executives. one. In September 2011, Baidu Talent received an investment of 100 million yuan from Baidu and subsequently changed its name to Baidu China. In January, Baibo's parent company made its second investment of 100 million yuan; however, the Chinese website was already half-dead. In January and February 2011, the former Sanriku Group (Zhiwo China) announced that it had received a joint investment of tens of millions of dollars from Baidu and IDG. Zhiwo China CEO Su Haizheng said that the funds will be used to improve after-sales service capabilities, build self-owned warehousing, improve logistics speed, etc., instead of blindly burning money on advertising and looking for celebrity endorsements.

"In fact, this financing was completed a few months ago, but we have kept a low profile and have not made it public." In addition, Liu Qiangdong recently revealed on Weibo that Baidu wanted to invest in JD.com many times, but he rejected it. In addition, Baidu holds an equity stake in Beijing Paibo Times Technology Co., Ltd. 29 through BaiduNet; it holds an equity stake in Beijing Paibo Times Technology Co. 41.2 through Beijing Perusal; and it holds an equity stake in Lekutian 49 through Baidu HK. shares; holds 40 shares of Chongqing Rongdu Technology Co through Baidu Net; holds 40 shares of Henan Feidian Network Technology Co through Baidu Net