US: Gap same-store sales fall 5% in November

Author: Leonie Barrie | 1 December 2011

Same-store sales at Gap Inc fell 5% in November, the specialty clothing retailer said today (1 December), adding that it expects the holiday season to remain "fiercely competitive."

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