Mycal launches clearance sales at Saty, Vivre stores

Mycal launches clearance sales at Saty, Vivre stores

OSAKA, Japan - Shoppers rush to make purchases at an outlet of Saty, run by failed supermarket chain Mycal Corp., in Higashi-Osaka, Osaka Prefecture, on Jan. 9 as Mycal started a clearance sale of some 10 billion yen worth of stock at discounts of up to 80% at 104 Saty outlets and Vivre apparel stores nationwide.

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