FamilyMart opens 1st franchise chain outlet in China

SHANGHAI, China - Japan's major convenience store operator FamilyMart Co. opened its first franchise chain outlet in Shanghai on Dec. 27 after China lifted a ban on foreign FC outlets earlier this month. (Kyodo)

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