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• Move over Bill Gates, China's richest are gaining

  Vancouver Sun - Found 13 hours ago Dongxiang is seen as one of the country's most competitive sports apparel brands, going up against internationals like Philip Knight's Nike.

• Nike's problems send shares tumbling

  Memphis Business Journal - Found Nov. 12, 2009 ... anticipating a flat year-over-year third quarter largely because of weakness in our U.S. footwear revenues,' says Nike Chairman Philip Knight.

• China?s wealthiest gaining on U.S. counterparts

  Aftermath News - Found Nov. 5, 2009 ... as one of the country?s most competitive sports apparel brands, going up against internationals like Philip Knight?s Nike ( NKE ? news...

• Would townies prefer concrete flower beds?

  Hornsey Journal - Found Oct. 28, 2009 Your correspondent (Philip Knight, Viewpoints, October 22) and your front page story (October 15) have both managed to confuse compost and manure.

• Causing a stink!

  Hornsey Journal - Found Oct. 21, 2009 - Philip Knight, Ashley Road, N19.

• Novel Signature Collection Offers Glimpse into Celeb Psyche

  Earthtimes.org - Found Oct. 14, 2009 Jason Taylor Tom Sawyer Read & grow! Sean Connery Treasure Island Best wishes Philip Knight The Kid from Tomkinsville Just do it!

• Would townies prefer concrete flower beds?

  Tottenham, Wood Green & Edmonton Journal - Found Oct. 28, 2009 Your correspondent (Philip Knight, Viewpoints, October 22) and your front page story (October 15) have both managed to confuse compost and manure.

• Causing a stink!

  Tottenham, Wood Green & Edmonton Journal - Found Oct. 21, 2009 - Philip Knight, Ashley Road, N19.

• Novel Signature Collection Offers Glimpse into Celeb Psyche

  Reuters - Found Oct. 14, 2009 July 24, 2009 Jason Taylor Tom Sawyer Read & grow! Sean Connery Treasure Island Best wishes Philip Knight The Kid from Tomkinsville Just do it! Novel Signature Collection Offers Glimpse into Celeb Psyche - Forbes.com Explore All

• Curse of the Billy Goat

  Associated Content - Found Oct. 6, 2009 Upon hearing of the incident, Cubs' owner, Philip Knight Wrigley, bid ushers to eject Sianis and Murphy from the stadium.