Daiichi sells Tiffany's N.Y. property to original owner

Daiichi sells Tiffany's N.Y. property to original owner

NEW YORK, United States - Photo shows Tiffany and Co.'s main New York store sold to its original owner by Daiichi Real Estate Co., a medium-sized Japanese real estate company, for 94 million dollars.

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