Spanish fashion giant Inditex is to open its first Zara store in Sweden – home of fierce rival Hennes & Mauritz. The company said it will open a 1,600 square metre store in the centre of Stockholm next year. It already operates three stores in Scandinavia, two in Denmark and one in Finland.
SPAIN: Zara To Open First Swedish Store
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