Asos steps closer to weaving a global web
Author: Leonie Barrie | 9 June 2010
Online fashion retailer Asos Plc today revealed a number of new initiatives aimed at moving it a step closer to its goal of reaching sales of GBP1bn (US$1.46bn) from its five main markets in the next five years.
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