JAPAN: Fast Retailing cuts FY view as Uniqlo sales slump
By Katie Smith | 6 July 2012
Japanese retailer Fast Retailing, owner of the Uniqlo casual clothing brand, today (6 July) cut its full-year operating profit outlook as sales at its Uniqlo Japan division fell 1%.
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