JAPAN: Fast Retailing FY profit slips 21% despite rising sales
Author: just-style.com | 11 October 2007
Rising sales at Fast Retailing, operator of Japan's largest clothing chain Uniqlo, were unable to offset a fall in full-year profit as the company struggled to stem losses in its overseas subsidiaries and new g.u. and Onezone formats.
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