JAPAN: Aeon "mulling" discount format

By Michael Fitzpatrick | 7 August 2008

Aeon, the Japanese retailer, is reportedly considering plans to open hard-discount stores in its domestic market.

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Aeon, the Japanese retailer, is reportedly considering plans to open hard-discount stores in its domestic market.

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