SOUTH AFRICA: Arcadia to open South African franchise store

By Katie Smith | 31 July 2012

UK retail group Arcadia Group is to open its first Topshop and Topman store in Johannesburg, South Africa, through a franchise agreement with Edcon and House of Busby.

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