CANADA: The Bay wins Topshop and Topman franchises
Author: just-style.com | 10 March 2011
Apparel retail chains Topshop and Topman are poised for expansion into Canada with the signing of a franchise agreement with The Bay, the retail chain owned by The Hudson's Bay Company.
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