SPAIN: Inditex “heads pack” after Q1 profit surge

By Richard Woodard | 13 June 2012

Global fashion retail giant Inditex has recorded strong increases to first quarter profit and revenue, placing the Spanish company ahead of other international businesses, according to one analyst.

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