JAPAN: Aeon eyes return to profit with restructuring plan
By Michael Fitzpatrick | 20 January 2009
Japanese retailer Aeon is mulling a number of structural changes as it attempts to return to profitability, having posted its first loss in seven years earlier this month.
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Japanese retailer Aeon is mulling a number of structural changes as it attempts to return to profitability, having posted its first loss in seven years earlier this month.
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